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In-Line Q4 GDP Figures Ignored in Market Turmoil, Gold Prices Above $1,600
Real GDP expanded 2.1% annually as expected, according to the latest report released by the US Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) on Thursday. This marks the third such estimate...
Durable Goods Orders Rose in February, but Gold Prices Plunge Toward $1,600 With Virus Impact Incoming
Durable goods orders rose 1.2% in February to $2.9 billion from 2.49 billion, outperforming the expected decline of -0.8%. January figures were revised higher from -0.2% to -0....
Do the Numbers Reflect the Reality? Richmond Fed Manufacturing Rises 4 Points in March, Gold Surges Higher
The Richmond Fed manufacturing PMI rose from -2 to 2 in March, seeing low volatility despite the coronavirus impact on global supply chains. Shipments and new orders saw...
Gold Prices Rise Strong Through $1610/Oz as a Breakdown in London Fixing Drives Volatility and Concerning PMI Data Increases Risk-Aversion
Good morning, traders. An unusual Tuesday drop-in today, as the volatile moves we’ve seen in the gold market this morning warrant some discussion. Gold prices are trading with...
Gold Surges Past $1,600 as Composite PMI Hits 11-Year Low
The US Markit manufacturing PMI dropped from 50.7 to 49.2 in March, beating expectations of 42.8. Meanwhile, the Markit services PMI underwhelmed, falling from 49.2 to 39.1 vs...
Gold Price Preview: March 23 - March 27
Good morning, traders. Welcome to our weekly preview of economic data and the narratives that are driving global markets, with a focus on those inputs that may have the biggest...
Gold Price Recap: March 16 - March 20
Happy Friday, traders. Welcome to our weekly market wrap, focusing on the last five days of trading in gold, the Dollar, and related assets.
This week has been another...
Gold Tests $1,500 as Home Sales Hit 13-Year High in February, but Coronavirus Will Take a Toll
Home sales rose a solid 6.5% in February compared to the month before, the highest pace in 13 years. Analysts expected gains of just 07%. 5.77 million units were sold, with the...
Gold Fights Losses Following 70,000 Surge in Jobless Claims, 1 Million Layoffs Expected By End of March
Gold has shaken off losses in today’s session following a major increase in jobless claims. Claims rose 70,000 in the week ended March 14 to 281,000, the highest level since...
Philly Fed Manufacturing Index Plunges Below 7-Year Low in March, Gold Prices Tick Upward
The Philadelphia Fed manufacturing index fell from 36.7 to -12.7, the lowest reading since the summer of 2012. The markets had expected a steep drop to 8, but the -12.7 reading...
From 1.5% to Zero in Under Two Weeks: Reviews the Fed’s Inter-Meeting Cuts and What It Means for Gold Prices
What a month, traders. What a month it’s been so far. This is the space where, up until Sunday evening, I was planning on offering our usual recap of the FOMC’s announcements...
Gold Hovers at $1,500 as Housing Starts Drop Off in February
Housing starts declined in February following a strong month in January that was aided by unseasonably warm weather. Homebuilding fell 1.5% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate...
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