Bullion

Russia is buying gold. A lot of gold. Within the span of a decade, the country quadrupled its reserves. Gold . . . .

A number of commentators have predicted that the rules of the Basel III bank regulations will cause gold to skyrocket (no, this article is not about . . . .

Moscow's sovereign gold stockpile jumped up to over 2,100 metric tonnes last year, with the country's status as a major gold producer allowing . . . . .

Gold closed last Friday at $1,293 per ounce, down $19 per ounce for the week. What happened that would cause Gold to break . . .

One of several valuable life lessons learned when you live outside your native country is that the optics are radically different. This is especially . . . .

Last week Gold traded between $1,290 and $1,310 per ounce all five trading days. After the $60 correction that occurred the week before, this was a base building . . . .

Ongoing concerns over the health of major economies, notably in Europe, have pressured global rates this year . . . .

Between February 21st and March 4th, just eight trading days, Gold dropped $60 (from $1,344 to $1,285 per ounce) based on . . . .

Moves are now afoot in neighboring Romania to do likewise, via a parliamentary bill submitted by Romanian politicians Liviu Dragnea and Serba . . . .

Last Friday Gold dropped to a five-month low of $1,289.50 per ounce, breaking below the key $1,300 level on sell orders based on stop loss selling. A strong . . . .