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Producer Prices See Record Drop, Almost Three Times Lower Than Expectations in April
The Producer price index (PPI), which measures the inflation of prices paid by goods producers, fell 1.3% vs. a decline of 0.2% the month before and a drop of 0.5% expected....
Core Consumer Price Inflation Falls the Most on Record in April, Gold Prices Are Higher
The parade of ugly US economic data for the month of April marched on this morning as CPI, the most commonly referenced marker for consumer price inflation, slowed slightly...
Gold Price Preview: May 11 - May 15
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Gold Price Recap: May 4 - May 8
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Jobs Report Shows 20.5 Million Jobs Lost in April, Gold Ticks Downward
The US economy lost 20.5 million jobs in a single month, an unprecedented loss far worse than any seen in the nation’s history. The coronavirus pandemic has dealt a major blow...
“Devastating” Job Losses Continue With Unemployment Likely Above 20%
Initial jobless claims figures show that an additional 3.16 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits last week. This came in slightly above expectations of 3 million....
“Unprecedented” - Gold Rises as the Private Sector Alone Lost 20 Million Jobs in April
Private sector employment shed 20,236,000 between March and April according to the April ADP National Employment Report. The report measures jobs lost between March 12 and...
Services Contract for First Time Since Great Recession, Gold Below $1,700
The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) non-manufacturing production managers index (PMI) came in at 41.8 vs. 37.9 expected in April and compared to 52.5 the month before....
Gold Price Preview: May 4 - May 8
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Gold Price Recap: April 27 - May 1
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ISM Manufacturing PMI Drops Above Expectations, Gold Price Stay Lower
The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) PMI came in at 41.5 last month, down from 49.1 in March. While this indicates a steep contraction, the figure is better than the...
Personal Income and Spending Plunged and Inflation Softened in March, Gold Ticks Downward
Personal income fell 2% in March along with disposable income as the impact of the coronavirus pandemic continues to affect people’s lives and finances. Consumer spending took...
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