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By Thursday, market players will have the answer to the most burning question of the recent times: Will the Federal Reserve pull the trigger on the first interest-rate hike since 2006...

The Federal Reserve will convene its two-day Federal Open Market Committee beginning on Wednesday to take a decision on the monetary policy, with analysts divided on the outcome...

According to one award-winning technical analyst, with today's high volatility in the marketplace, it is way more important to look at gold’s price action and what the charts are saying than any potential fundamental factors...

The "death cross" omen in the Standard & Poor's 500 gauge may well predict better days if history is any guide, says Bloomberg strategist...

Since the commodity sector began to fall mid-2014, it was not just commodity investors who have taken a blow, but also commodity-driven economies as the result of their weaker currencies, with one UK-based research body calling for Australia and New Zealand to remain the weakest...

Gold could be a market mover this week, or it might continue to trade sideways. Analyst Frank Holmes is interviewed by Kitco News' Daniela Cambone for his view on what to expect from gold this week...

The Aussie did its best to seize the narrow shelf of support near $0.78 but once that failed it has been a quick plunge into the abyss. This is a good news for those who have traded short but it entails the question - how much longer they should stay short...

The long-term “bearish divergence” in the S&P 500’s chart signals it is still much too soon to try to pick a bottom. Let us have a look at four charts...

CEO at XCel Brands Robert D’Loren is sharing his view on the state of mind of average consumers and their investment desires. His opinion is a quite interesting insight into the industry and how businesses adjust their strategies to the current market situation...

Keith Fitz-Gerald, chief investment strategist for moneymorning.com shares his views on gold and a possible Fed rate hike...

The shared currency will be in the center of the European Central Bank's meeting this week, as a new flow of its strength put the bank's inflation target at risk...

Frank Holmes, CEO at U.S. Global Investors, gives his analysis on where gold is now and what is ahead for it...

Today's volatility is a great thing if you are a short-term trader. More to that, it is essential for you...

In their recent note, analysts at Capital Economics mentioned that to a number of market participants, the recent selloff in global financial markets was the start of a bigger downturn, as the valuations of many assets remain excessively high...

“Forget buying the dips. Sell the rips,” says The Daily Reckoning’s blogger Greg Guenthner, who advises investors against immediately trusting this rally or the big ones that will possibly come in the next few weeks...

Less supply usually means higher prices and more profit. The story is different for gold...

Last week, gold's rally started Wednesday afternoon as the market reacted to "dovish" minutes from the July FOMC meeting which indicated that some committee members were concerned what impact China’s slowing economy, as well as the global stock market selloff, could have on the U.S. economy...

Gold prices are sharply higher and trading close to a five-week high on Thursday but the metal must to keep the momentum. Market strategist Bill Baruch said that the minutes from Wednesday’s FOMC is the key catalyst behind gold’s run...

Gold prices rises before release of the minutes from the July Federal Open Market Committee meeting (trades now near $1,122). Analyst Frank Holmes said he expects gold to be stuck in the $1,000 to $1,350 range for the next six months. What will come out of this week’s Fed minutes...

Many news headlines said that move to devalue the Chinese yuan was a ‘surprise’, but one analyst said he was expecting it, and there will be more surprises in future. Gerald Celente, publisher of the Trends Journal, said he was completely unfazed by the China news...