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Gold - Worst & Best Case Scenarios In 2019
Gold prices hit a 1-week high today and steady they go. Since the price made a low . . . .(Read More) -
Gold Bulls Just Regained the Upper Hand
Commodity traders appear excited about gold again as stocks are on pace for their worst year since 2008 . . . .(Read More) -
Why 2019 Could Be A Stellar Year For Gold
Gold has gotten a boost over the past three months, rising more than 4%, as investors flock to so-called “safe-haven” trades, and the commodity is headed even higher in 2019, according to strategists . . . .(Read More) -
Chartbook of the "In Gold we Trust" Report 2018
(Read More)"People vastly underestimated the power of QE. And they are in danger of doing the same with QT." . . . .
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Gold Prices Surge More Than 1%, Rise Above $1200 Level
(Read More)Gold prices surged more than 1% higher on Tuesday, climbing back above the psychologically important $1,200 level amid increased safe haven demand as concerns over Italy’s fiscal issues hit financial markets . . . .
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Degussa Market Report - How Fed Policy Relates to the Price of Gold
(Read More)The monetary policy of the US Federal Reserve (Fed) is again of utmost importance for financial market action, and in particular for those trading and holding gold. On the one hand, the Fed is pushing short-term interest rates higher, making holding gold costlier: The higher the interest is, the higher is the foregone income that could have been earned by holding interest-yielding assets instead of gold. As a result, the demand for gold and thus its market pricetends to go down if and when interest rates go up . . . . -
U.S. Fiscal Future Won’t Be Like Its Carefree Past
(Read More)The country is shrinking its tax base just as interest expenses surge and social programs get harder to cut . . . .
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Gold Does Not Fear Interest Rate Hikes
(Read More)You wouldn’t believe it by looking in the financial news but the price of gold has had a stellar run over the last few years . . . .
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Buy Gold! says the Bank of England
(Read More)The BANK of ENGLAND announced its latest policy decision in London on Thursday, writes Adrian Ash at BullionVault. In effect it told UK investors and savers to buy gold. Because gold tends to rise when interest rates fail to rise faster than the cost of living . . . .
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Can Rising Yields Stop Gold?
(Read More)In my article from 4 months ago about gold versus bond yields, I concluded that gold would reach $1330-1350 from the $1280 level at the time of writing the analysis. So where do we go from here? . . . .