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Jobless Claims Disappoint With Slow Progress, Gold Pares Losses
Initial jobless claims saw a slight reduction in the week ended June 13, failing to match expectations. 1.51 million Americans applied for unemployment benefits last week vs. 1…
Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index Skyrockets 60 Points in June, Gold Prices Slip
Manufacturing conditions saw major improvements in June, according to the latest survey from the Philadelphia Federal Reserve. The Philly Fed’s manufacturing index smashed…
US Housing Starts Fail to Meet Estimates in May, Gold Remains Under Pressure
US housing starts came in at 974,000 last month vs. 1.1 million estimated. Starts for the month prior were revised higher from 891,000 to 934,000 according to data published by…
May Industrial Production Recovering Slower Than Expected, Gold Softens
Industrial production in May rose 1.4% vs. 3% expected as the manufacturing industry struggles to get back on track amid ongoing lockdown procedures worldwide. The slight…
Retail Sales Beat Expectations With Record 17.7% Gain, Gold Prices Slip
Retail sales smashed through expectations in May with 17.7% gains vs. 8% expected and following a decline of 16.4%. Clothing and accessories saw massive gains of 188% as stores…
Gold Price Preview: June 15 - June 19
Good morning, traders. Welcome back to Monday, and welcome back to our preview of the trading week ahead, focusing on the economic data, news flow, and market narratives that…
Gold Price Recap: June 8 - June 12
Happy Friday, traders! Welcome to our weekly market wrap, focusing on the market news, narratives, and economic data that had the most relevant impact on gold prices (and may…
Producer Prices Rise for First Time Since Pandemic, Gold Pares Losses
The wholesale cost of U.S. goods and services rose in May for the first time in four months. Producer price inflation (PPI) is a leading indicator of consumer inflation, making…
Initial Jobless Claims Rise 1.5 Million, Gold Pares Losses
Jobless claims in the US ranged in the millions again last week, but continue to tick downward from the peak seen in mid-March. 1.542 million Americans filed for unemployment…
Fed Officials Leave Rates Unchanged, Revise Economic Outlook Downwards, and Reaffirm Commitment to Stimulus and Ultra-Low Rates
The FOMC concluded their June meeting this afternoon, announcing no changes to the short-term interest rates that the Federal Reserve uses as its primary lever to impact…
Consumer Prices Drop 0.1% Unexpectedly in May, Gold Rises
Consumer prices in the US fell for the third month in a row in May, dropping 0.1% after a major 0.8% drop in April according to the Labor Department. The April decline was the…
Gold Price Preview: June 8 - June 12
Hello traders, happy Monday and welcome to our weekly preview of the trading week with a focus on the economic data, news flow, and market narrative that looks most likely to…
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