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Initial Jobless Claims Drop From 16-Month High, Gold Price Holds Steady
Gold has held firm in the face of strong labor market report which saw initial jobless claims drop from a one-and-a-half year high last week as expected.
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Bank of England Leaves Policy Rate Unchanged at 0.75%
The Bank of England met expectations on monetary policy by leaving the current rate of interest unchanged for the time being, reaching the decision by a unanimous vote.
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Price of Gold Slightly Lower Following State of the Union Address
The gold market is slightly lower in early trade on Wednesday as investors digest last night’s State of the Union address by President Trump. Stocks are also moving lower today...
Gold Price Rallies Briefly as ISM Non-Manufacturing Index Misses The Mark
The ISM Non-Manufacturing Index failed to reach its expected target today, posting a drop from 58.0 in December to 56.7 in January vs 57.2 expected by most analysts, although...
“Federal Reserve May Need to Raise Interest Rates” – Cleveland Fed President Loreta Mester
The President of the Cleveland Federal Reserve Loretta Mester said on Monday that the US central bank’s policy of raising interest rates may not be suitable long-term.
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Gold Price Flat Following Trump/Powell Meeting
The gold market is moving slightly higher in early action Tuesday following a late-Monday meeting between President Trump and Fed Chairman Jerome Powell. The meeting could...
Gold Price Preview: February 4 - February 8
Happy Monday, traders. I hope you all enjoyed your unexpected nap time during last night’s Super Bowl.
Unfortunately for those of you after a little but of excitement,...
U.S. Mint Bullion Sales Figures for the Month of January
Traders and investors can stay up-to-date on current market supply/demand metrics by looking at recent bullion sales data. The U.S. Mint is one of the largest and most highly...
Gold Price Recap: January 28 - February 1
Happy Friday traders. Welcome to this week’s recap of market events with a particular eye towards gold prices.
What kind of week as it been?
An unequivocally...
Price of Gold Holds the Line Against Massive Jobs Growth, Unemployment Hits 4%
Today’s recent nonfarm payrolls report shows extremely strong growth in nonfarm payrolls which surged by 304,000 according to the Labor Department, vastly surpassing...
Fed Leaves Rates Unchanged but Removes Forward Guidance, Spiking Gold Price to New Highs
At the close of the first FOMC meeting of 2019, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell delivered the dovish Fed Day that markets were expecting. And then some.
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Gold Holds Strong Gains as Initial Jobless Claims Highest Since September 2017
235,000 people opened new claims for jobless benefits in the week ended January 26, reaching a 16-month high which seems to run contrary to what was almost...
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