gold prices
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We believe gold has entered a new bull market. Here are four reasons why
(Read More)Despite significant US dollar weakness, gold price performance has been muted recently. It has been held back by factors such as a rebound in real interest rates and increased stability in the Chinese yuan, which has dampened near-term investment demand for gold in China . . . .
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Can Gold Hold Above $1,300 Next Week?
(Read More)While some consolidation is inevitable following gold’s breach of the key psychological $1,300 level Friday, analysts wonder if the current rally can be turned into a sustainable price range . . . .
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Gold is flying under the radar
(Read More)While everyone pays such close attention to every tick of the stock market and the cryptocurrencies, gold has been quietly flying under the radar. Not many have noticed that it’s now outperforming the S&P 500 so far this year . . . .
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Gold Price Powers Ahead Amid Political Tensions
(Read More)The gold price is powering ahead today, racking up its fourth straight day of gains as political tensions boil over between the US and North Korea with the later threatening to strike the US Territory of Guam . . . .
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“Time to Position in Gold Is Right Now”
(Read More)In an timely piece, Rickards points out how the Federal Reserve is behind the curve, has “theories that bear no relation to reality” and has “blundered by raising rates.” This is happening at a time when the U.S. economy and stock markets are very vulnerable . . . .
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Gold Down After Upbeat U.S. Jobs Data; Silver Suffers Overnight Flash Crash
(Read More)Gold prices have moved moderately lower in the aftermath of a U.S. non-farm payrolls number that was a big miss to the upside. Gold initially pushed a bit higher right after the employment report, but those gains were short-lived. Gold prices had traded modestly lower overnight . . . .
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All Signs Point to Higher Gold Prices in the Months Ahead
(Read More)Gold prices reached an all-time high dollar price of $1,898 per ounce on September 5, 2011. Then began a relentless four-year, 43% plunge that took gold prices to $1,058 on November 27, 2015 . . . .
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Gold’s Pricing Power Moving East
(Read More)When we hear commentary on why the gold price has moved, we usually hear of U.S. economic or political factors and a move in the U.S. Dollar. Most times these do not precipitate the buying of physical gold . . . .
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Gold Prices Rise Most in 11 Months as US Politics Poison Markets
(Read More)Gold prices raced higher as worries about political instability in the US swept financial markets . . . .
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Precious Metals Watch – No reason to worry
(Read More)On 11 April gold prices broke above the 200-day moving average. They rose to a high of USD 1,295 per ounce on 17 April. Since then, prices have fallen by close to 5% . . . .