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Silver Demand For Popular Investment Products Increasing
Gold has traded today between $1,870 to $1,885 per ounce, as it continues to consolidate recent gains . . . . Barry Stuppler(Read More) -
Chinese Government's Restrictions on Bitcoin Gives Gold a Boost
Gold rallied $20 this morning as the Chinese government puts heavy restrictions on the use of Bitcoin . . . . Barry Stuppler(Read More) -
U.S. Dollar Index Drops Below 90
The U.S. Dollar Index broke below 90 this morning, which helped Gold reach $1,875 per ounce . . . . Barry Stuppler(Read More) -
Low Interest Rates & U.S. Dollar Cause Gold & Silver To Break Out
This morning Gold traded above and below the key $1,850 level in Asian and early European trading, until low interest rates and U.S. Dollar caused a breakout . . . . Barry Stuppler(Read More) -
Gold Rallies Despite Other Commodities Moving Lower
Demand came roaring back in late Asian and early European trading last night and Gold moved above the $1,840 level . . . . Barry Stuppler(Read More) -
Gold Continuing To Build A Firm Base
The U.S. Dollar Index and interest rates are trading in a tight range and so is Gold . . . . Barry Stuppler(Read More) -
Markets React To Labor Department's April Consumer Price Index
Today is the fifth trading day in a row that Gold has closed over $1,800 per ounce, and is now is establishing a base between $1,800 and $1,850 per ounce . . . . Barry Stuppler(Read More) -
Gold Reaches 3-Month High
This morning, the Dollar Index has dropped to 90.10 and 10-Year Treasuries are below 1.60% giving the Gold price a boost . . . . Barry Stuppler(Read More) -
Gold Rallies Heading Into The Weekend
A disappointing jobs report released this morning has given confirmation to the fact that that Federal Reserve is highly unlikely to raise interest rates in the near future . . . . Barry Stuppler(Read More) -
Gold Breaks $1,800 Resistance Level
Yes, gold broke out, moving above $1,800 early this morning in European trading and all the short-sellers ran for cover . . . . Barry Stuppler(Read More)