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Gold in longest slump since November as Fed signals higher rates
(Read More)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 . . . .
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Huge Trend Changes Point to Something Big in The Gold Market
(Read More)Very few precious metals investors realize how recent trend changes will greatly impact the gold market going forward . . . .
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4 Practical Reasons to Consider Reallocating Some Assets to Gold
(Read More)Risk aversion and investor demand for gold investments signal an inflection point for asset allocation . . . .
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Weekly Market Report 5/16/16
(Read More)Gold consolidating getting ready for a move above $1,300 . . . .
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The Scale of the Gold Market
(Read More)The amount of Gold flowing into and out of the SPDR Gold Trust ETF (NYSEARCA:GLD) inventory is often portrayed as an important driver of the Gold price, but it is nothing of the sort . . . .
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Weekly Market Report 5/9/16
(Read More)Negative interest will help Gold reach $1,500 in 2016 . . . .
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Investors – and Donald Trump – are loving gold. How long will the rush last?
(Read More)The gold price has soared alongside the fortunes of Donald Trump, a big fan of the precious metal. How long can the new gold rush last . . . .
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Exceptional Growth in Key Sectors Leads to Record High Silver Demand in 2015
(Read More)The silver market saw record demand in 2015, with the jewelry, coin and bar, and photovoltaic sectors posting new highs, helping to boost total silver demand to 1.17 billion ounces last year . . . .
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Investors advised to double gold holdings as demand set to rise
(Read More)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 . . . .
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Gold heads for biggest quarterly rise in nearly 30 years
(Read More)Gold rose 1 percent on Thursday as the dollar and stock markets retreated, keeping the metal on course for its biggest quarterly gain in nearly 30 years as expectations of U.S. interest rate hikes . . . .