Gold price consolidation around $2,000 would be healthy – Saxo Bank
(Kitco News) – Gold price consolidation around $2,000 would be healthy – Saxo Bank
Turkey sees rush to buy gold as local currency keeps losing value
(Kitco News) – Turkish citizens rushed to buy gold and U.S. dollars last week as their local currency plummeted to new record lows against the U.S. dollar.
Read morePhysical gold and silver demand remains strong as investors sell paper – dealers
(Kitco News) – While the paper gold market recently saw significant selling pressure, the physical market continues to see unprecedented demand in a tight marketplace, according to accredited physical dealers.
Read moreGold vs. bitcoin: Generational divide persists as investors seek alternative investments — JPMorgan
(Kitco News) – Gold and bitcoin are performing very well this year as many investors opt for alternative assets amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read moreQMX trades up on drill results
(Kitco News) – QMX Gold (TSX:V:QMX) said today its drilled 6.48 g/t au over 73.2 metres within its current pit shell and demonstrated significant depth potential intersecting 35.56 g/t au over 4.0 m at depth at its project Bonnefond.
Read moreGold price holds $2,000 as investors buy the dip
(Kitco News) – Gold investors are not ready to give up on $2,000 gold and people stepping in to buy dips is a sign that prices want to go higher, according to some market analysts.
Read moreCharges against Impala are withdrawn by state
(Kitco News) – Today Implats announced the withdrawal of all criminal charges against a subsidiary business.
Read morePlatina swings hard to gold
(Kitco News) – Platina Resources (ASX:PGM) believes it can capitalize on investors interest in gold.
Read moreBHP sets mid-2021 as decision date on Jansen potash project
(Kitco News) – In its year-end results released today, BHP Billiton said it will make a decision on developing its Jansen potash project next year.
Read moreDon’t chase the precious metals, BMO’s Belski neutral on gold and silver prices
(Kitco News) – If you are buying gold because Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway bought more than $500 million in shares in Barrick Gold then you are late to the party, according to Brian Belski, chief investment strategist at BMO Capital Markets.
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