economy

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 . . . .

Negative interest will help Gold reach $1,500 in 2016 . . . .

The Bank of Japan surprised markets by adopting negative interest rates in January, more than a year and a half after the European Central Bank became the first major institution of its kind to venture below zero. With other options to stimulate the economy limited, more policy makers are willing to test the technique . . . .

Europe and other parts of the world are in for big risks . . . .

Corporate defaults hit the highest levels since 2009. What does it mean for the gold market?

The World Gold Council last week released its latest market update report, which covers the effect that negative interest rate policies have had on gold . . . .