Gold will be the last man standing in a currency war – Mark Mobius
(Kitco News) – Gold will be the last global currency standing as central banks around the world race to debase their paper money, according to billionaire investor Mark Mobius, the founding partner of Mobius Capital Partners.
Read moreChina adds 100 tons of gold to its reserves in just 9 months
(Kitco News) – China continued the path of diversification in August as it bought gold for the ninth straight month, adding nearly 100 tons of the yellow metal to its reserves since December, according to the latest data released by the People’s Bank of China.
Gold needs a move past $1,530 to renew its rally – MKS PAMP Group
(Kitco News) – For gold to continue its move higher after last week’s losses, the metal needs to break past the resistance level of $1,530, says MKS PAMP Group.
Gold, silver prices up on chart-based buying
(Kitco News) – Gold and silver prices are modestly higher in early U.S. trading Monday, despite upbeat trader and investor risk appetite to start the trading week.
Read moreBitcoin daily chart alert – bulls, bears at a stalemate – Sept. 9
(Kitco News) – Bitcoin-U.S. dollar futures prices are near steady in early U.S. trading Monday.
Read moreThe world has changed forever, the Fed needs to adapt
(Kitco News) – The world has changed forever, the Fed needs to adapt
Read moreThe Metals, Money, and Markets Weekly by Mickey Fulp – September 6, 2019
(Kitco News) – The Metals, Money, and Markets Weekly by Mickey Fulp – September 6, 2019
Read moreGold to keep bullish trend next week: ECB, U.S. data in focus
(Kitco News) – After a very volatile session, gold is closing the day with a second straight week of losses while analysts remain bullish but slightly more cautious for next week.
Read moreFed chair Powell talks down gold, reiterates optimistic outlook on U.S. growth
(Kitco News) – The gold market is giving up its daily gains as Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell provides little guidance on U.S. monetary policy ahead of the central bank’s meeting in less than two weeks.
The gold prices are oversold as Wall Street, Main Street see upside potential next week
(Kitco News) – The gold market has run too low too fast, bringing bullish Wall Street analysts back into the marketplace according to the latest results from the Kitco News Weekly Gold Survey.
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