economy

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

Analysts are scrambling to increase their gold price forecasts, as the gold price continues to rise . . . .

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 . . . .

Dubai : The bullion proved to be a lucrative asset class when it rallied substantially last month, reaching its highest level since the global recession in 2008, after the controversial Brexit vote. Although signs became apparent over the last few days that the rally started to ease, the yellow metal again moved higher on Friday when reports of a Turkish coup attempt broke out . . . .

China wants to do what the US did . . . .

A decline in corporate profits has strained government revenues while spending rises . . . .

Gold fell for a fifth day, heading for the longest slump in six months, as more Federal Reserve officials weighed in with comments that supported the case for higher borrowing costs, strengthening the outlook for the dollar and denting the metal’s allure . . . . 

Risk aversion and investor demand for gold investments signal an inflection point for asset allocation . . . .

Gold consolidating getting ready for a move above $1,300 . . . .

As I have been telling anyone that I can buttonhole at drinks parties for some time, we are living in the age of Alice in Wonderland Economics . . . .