Central Bank

Gold dropped for a seventh day this morning, heading for the longest run of declines since May, trading at $1,319 an ounce . . . .

Bullish calls on the precious metal as prices rise in a turbulent market . . . .

Over the past two years, Russia has led the world in adding gold to her central bank reserves, ahead of the People’s Bank of China, the central bank that has added the second largest of amount of gold . . . .

Nations are over-indebted and facing a hard time controlling their deficits and public debt . . . .

With Britain voting to exit the European Union, we expect to see strong and sustained inflows into the gold market . . . .