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Sharia Law Change Could Add 1.6 Billion Gold Investors
(Read More)The gold market might soon find 1.6 billion new buyers when the Islamic world makes a clarification to its Sharia law . . . .
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China’s Hidden Plan to Accumulate Gold
(Read More)China wants to do what the US did . . . .
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Would Brexit really be so good for gold?
(Read More)Gold is gaining again, and the looming Brexit vote is one reason why . . . .
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Reversing gold flows could lead to Perfect Storm
(Read More)For the past four years, physical gold has been flowing in large quantities from West to East, depleting Western warehouse stocks – some would suggest to crisis levels . . . .
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Weekly Market Report 5/16/16
(Read More)Gold consolidating getting ready for a move above $1,300 . . . .
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Daily Market Report 5/6/16
GOLD Gold rallied $20 this morning based on some bullish factors: Starting June 1, China’s customs and central bank will allow companies that have done frequent Gold transactions crossing the border to apply for a single permit that will allow up to 12 Gold shipments per year. This should increase Chinese Gold demand. In April, the U.S. economy added 160,000...(Read More) -
Weekly Market Report 4/25/16
(Read More)Silver price soaring, up 22% – Will Gold soon follow? . . . .
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Weekly Market Report 4/18/16
(Read More)Gold continues bullish rally and is moving higher . . . .
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Daily Market Report 4/19/16
GOLD Gold moved back above the key $1,250 per ounce support/resistance level this morning reaching a high of $1,257 before seeing some light profit taking. China launched Yuan-denominated Gold bullion trading today in a move that will further boost its power in the global Gold and foreign exchange markets. Critics of the existing pricing mechanisms hope that it will lead...(Read More) -
Daily Market Report 4/18/16
GOLD Gold and Silver held well in the face of a sizeable drop in the Oil market today. Gold has traded in a narrow trading range between $1,230 and $1,240 per ounce. Tomorrow, China will launch a Yuan-denominated Gold fix on the Shanghai Gold Exchange, just one more step in China’s move to replace the U.S. Dollar as the world’s...(Read More)