Gold prices saw slight losses in early U.S. trade Thursday. This week's rally in the U.S. dollar index has undermined bullish enthusiasm in the precious metals markets...
As all attention is attracted by the minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee due later Wednesday, Kitco Metals analyst suggests they will simply be an update for the market as he explains he's not seeing a rate hike until 2016...
On Wednesday gold extended the previous session's slide, as the dollar was stronger ahead of minutes from the Federal Reserve's latest policy meeting, which will be closely watched for clues on the U.S. rate outlook...
According to SNL Metals & Mining, a mining-focused research firm, production of gold dropped in the first quarter of 2015, compared to data from the same period of 2014...
On Tuesday gold futures lost ground, pulling back from a three-month peak as the greenback edged higher against a soft euro. Data earlier showed that housing starts jumped 20.2% in April, the largest jump in more than 24 years...
Analysts at Triland Metals sound quite upbeat about gold, saying that it has enough momentum to push higher in the near-term, though it might not be able to hold long-term gains. Meanwhile, commodity strategists at Morgan Stanley consider the latest rally to be short-lived...
On Monday gold futures were little changed after terminating last week at a three-month peak, as investors eyed movements of the dollar and the Federal Reserve's minutes due on Wednesday...
Money managers who have been purchasing gold during the recent weeks, are now being rewarded with the biggest rally since January. On Monday, gold fell 0.2 percent to $1,223.10 by 8.03am in Singapore. Last week, gold futures jumped 3.1 percent to $1,225...
World's gold demand was stable in the first quarter of 2015, just 1% less than the same period last year, a report published Thursday by the World Gold Council showed, which also indicated the investment component jumped 4% compared with the same quarter of last year...
On Wednesday gold prices were steady near one-week highs on the back of falling benchmark bond yields across major nations and as the dollar remained vulnerable before U.S. economic data later in the day...
Gold-Usd correlation is yet another significant forex market indicator. Gold, denominated in terms of the U.S. dollars, directly impact price movement of EURUSD. Due to its relative rarity and historical significances, it is considered as one of the most treasured metal in the world...
At the beginning of the week, silver, copper, platinum and palladium all dropped after on Sunday the People's Bank of China cut its interest rates for the third time since November. Efforts by China’s regulator failed to ease traders’ concerns over the country’s slow economic pace...
On Tuesday gold prices surged, as a broadly weaker U.S. dollar fuelled the appeal of the yellow metal, while investors eyed gains in global bond yields...
Although gold slightly declined at the beginning of the week, following the third rate cut by the People's Bank of China within six months, Kitco News analyst Frank Holmes considers there is still a strong base for the gold...
On Tuesday gold was steady in rangebound trading, as market players watched gains in global bond yields while eyeing developments in Greece's debt negotiations...
Thomson Reuters GFMS’ Andrew Leyland joins a conversation with Kitco News at which he shares results from this year’s silver survey...
On Friday gold futures edged higher, staying on pace for a weekly gain as investors digested the U.S. jobs report...
Tenkan-sen line is located below Kijun-sen line of Ichimoku indicator with 1306.82 resistance and 1131.75 support levels on monthly timeframe chart for the bearish market condition to be continuing...
Gold prices edged higher in European morning hours on Friday, but gains were limited as demand for the greenback remained supported by Thursday's jobless claims data and as markets eyed an upcoming report on U.S. nonfarm payrolls...
On Thursday copper prices fluctuated between small gains and losses, as market players closely watched the direction of the greenback. Key U.S. employment data were also expected as they could provide further clues on the timing of a Federal Reserve rate hike...
