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Gold Price Ticks Upward Following Weak Durable Goods Orders Report
US factories saw a drop in business equipment orders in February for the third time in four months, an indication that the trade war is continuing to impact manufacturing....
Gold Price Slightly Lower as Manufacturing PMI Shows Expansion
The latest reading of Manufacturing PMI showed a rise in activity for March compared to February. The 55.3 reading for March was better than the expected reading of 54.5 and...
Gold Price Preview: April 1 - 5
Gold prices have started the week with some upward momentum after challenging—and then solidifying—support at the $1290 in the overnight session.
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Gold Price Recap: March 25 - 29
Happy Friday, traders. Welcome to the weekend.
So, what kind of week as it been?
After a real back-end-of-the-rollercoaster kind of week, gold markets are heading...
New Home Sales Reach 11-Month High
US new home sales hit an 11-month high in February as revised mortgage rates increase affordability and allow new buyers to enter the market. January figures were revised...
Pending Home Sales Drop 1% in February After Big Gains in January
Pending home sales dropped 1% in February, declining 4.9% year over year. The pending home sales index dropped to 101.9 in February, down from January’s figure of 103.2....
Consumer Spending and Incomes Fall Short of Expectations, Inflation Muted
US consumer spending missed forecasts in January, rising less than expected after the dip in December. Spending ticked upward by 0.1% in January, while February data for...
Palladium Price Continues to Fall, Possible Long-Term Top Reached
Palladium prices are getting hit hard today as the market trades lower by nearly $100/oz at $1,336. After hitting a new all-time high last week around $1,576/oz, the market has...
Gold Prices Sharply Lower as Dollar Resurgence Takes a Toll
The price of gold is falling in early action today as a stronger dollar and rising stocks weigh on the metal. The longs appear to have thrown in the towel for now as the...
Gold Sinks Below $1,300 With Initial Jobless Claims Lower Than Expected
Applications for unemployment benefits in the US for the week ending March 23 dropped from a revised 216,000 last week to 211,000 vs 220,000 expected.
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Gold Price Ticks Downward With Unexpected Drop in US Trade Deficit for January
The US trade deficit fell more than expected, dipping from -$59.8 billion to -$51.15 billion vs just -$57.5 billion expected. The 16.6% drop in the deficit is the sharpest drop...
Home Prices See Slowest Growth in Almost Four Years
The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller 20-city index declined and saw the slowest pace of annual growth in January since 2012. Home prices rose 4.3% nationwide.
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