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Major Miss as Philadelphia Manufacturing Index Slumps Into Negative Territory for First Time in Two Years
The Philadelphia Manufacturing Index sunk well below market expectations with a reading of -4.1 vs 14 expected. While a 3 point drop from the previous month’s reading of 17 was...
Price of Gold Lower as Initial Jobless Claims Drop Below Expectations
Initial jobless claims dipped well below the market consensus expectation of 230,000 at just 216,000, indicating that the labor market may be regaining its footing somewhat...
Weak Durable Goods Report Masked by Auto and Plane Demand
Durable goods orders rose 1.2% in December, but the surge came from a rise in demand for the volatile components of autos and airplanes, with weakness seen in other key...
Price of Gold Holds Majority of Gains After FOMC January Meeting Minutes Are Released
Gold prices are down this afternoon from a 10-month high point after the Fed’s discussion...
Boost for Housing as Index of Builder Sentiment Exceeds Expectations, Gold Nears 2.5 Year High
Builder confidence in the market for newly-built single-family homes rose higher than expected, gaining 4 points from 58 to 62 in February according to the most recent National...
Gold Price Preview: February 19 - February 22
Happy Tuesday traders, and welcome back from what I hope was a well-enjoyed long holiday weekend.
Even those of you who found...
Gold Price Hits 10-Month High
The gold market continues to move higher as strong market fundamentals and an improving technical posture fuel further buying. A variety of factors is behind the market rise...
Gold Price Higher as Market Shows Significant Signs of Strength
The gold market has continued its march higher despite facing several major headwinds. Last Friday saw gold rise even as both stocks and the dollar index gained ground. The...
Gold Price Recap: February 11 - February 15
Happy Friday, traders. With a long weekend ahead that I’m sure you’re all anxious to get to, I’ll do my best to keep our rundown (useful, but) brief.
So, what kind of...
US Consumer Sentiment Higher Than Expected in February
According to the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index, US consumer sentiment shot up by more than expected in February following the end of the partial shutdown of...
Gold Price Rises as US Industrial Production Misses Mark in January
US Industrial Production declined -0.6% in January, unexpectedly sinking when analysts were predicting a 0.3% increase. December production was revised down from 0.3% to 0.1...
Gold Holds Strong Gains as NY Empire State Manufacturing Survey Rebounds Above Expectations
Business activity in New York State has recovered slightly according to the latest index which came in at 8.8 compared to 7 expected according to the New York Federal Reserve...
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