(Reuters) – On Tuesday, gold slightly up to a near 1-week high as the dollar dwindled, but swapping was subdued as investors turned their vigilance to a U.S. government Reserve principle gathering next week. Volumes … Continue reading
(Bloomberg) – Hedge funds are the least bullish on gold since 2007 as clues of much quicker U.S. economic growth boost the case for the Federal Reserve to taper stimulus and slash demand for haven … Continue reading
(Reuters) – On Monday, gold was trading in a firm range as markets worried over when the U.S. Federal Reserve could begin to taper its financial incentive and as stronger equities dented the metal’s safe-haven … Continue reading
(Reuters) – On Thursday gold lower following a short-covering rally in the preceding session, weighed down by concerns the U.S. government book could shortly begin tapering its monetary stimulus on powerful economic data. Bullion charges … Continue reading
(Reuters) – On Wednesday, gold strike a new 5-month reduced as investors waited for more U.S. economic data due subsequent this week to measure the outlook for government Reserve bond purchases that have increased bullion’s … Continue reading
Australia’s Perth Mint said on its website today that gold sales decreased in November compared to the previous month by 23% and higher by 7% YoY. According to the Perth Mint’s website, sales of gold … Continue reading
U.S. gold futures and gold price in the spot market gave up gains of Wednesday’s early trades as the U.S. economic data released came better than expected. Moreover, U.S. 10-year yields rose, which affected the … Continue reading
Gold hit a 3-1/2 week low on Tuesday, dropping for a fourth straight session as the dollar increased and expectations rose that the U.S. Federal Reserve will shortly scale back monetary stimulus program. Gold has … Continue reading
Hedge funds slashed bullish gold bets, supplementing the most short contracts in four weeks as U.S. financial developments fueled assumptions the Feds will trim economic stimulus. Holdings across commodities have fallen the most since April. … Continue reading
First: the conspicuous. The middle class in the U.S. reached its peak of prosperity at the end of the 1960s. The classic one-income family could pay for a house, vehicle, decent healthcare and college learning, … Continue reading