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As the S&P 500 hit another record high on Tuesday, Capital Economics is saying that a major equities’ sell-off is . . . .

It’s overall a good day for the precious metals markets. Gold itself is closing out the week strong . . . .

A comprehensive gold policy, ensuring quality standardization through Good Delivery Rules in tune with global standards . . . .

Today Gold was trading in a fairly narrow range until the US Markets opened in the morning and the US Dollar Index went up. I like . . . .

Last Tuesday, Gold broke down below the key $1,280 per ounce support level. On that day, the U.S. Dollar index moved above the 97-resistance . . . .

Gold traded between $1,272.70 and $1,279 this morning, a very tight high/low spread. A strong Euro could drive the U.S. Dollar . . . .

Part One: THE ECONOMY – AND DEBT, DELUSIONS AND DEVALUATION: Global retail sales are weak. “Redbook Retail Index confirms Commerce . . . .

There were several developments last week that taken together suggest that the short-term bearish scenario set . . . .

A number of commentators have predicted that the rules of the Basel III bank regulations will cause gold to skyrocket (no, this article is not about . . . .

Gold closed last Friday at $1,293 per ounce, down $19 per ounce for the week. What happened that would cause Gold to break . . .