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Gold Prices Volatile as February Industrial Production Figures Do Not Reflect March Recession
Gold prices have seen slight upward momentum despite the release of upbeat industrial production figures for the month of February. US industrial production rose 0.6% last…
Gold Price Trading Higher as Retail Sales Disappoint Even Before the Effects of Covid-19 Containment Can Really Be Felt
US consumers had already begun paring back spending last month, even before the efforts to slow the spread of the Covid-19 coronavirus began constricting regular economic…
Gold Price Preview: March 16 - March 20
Good morning, traders. Welcome back to our weekly preview of the trading days ahead, with a specific focus on the economic data, as well as global and market narratives that…
Gold Price Recap: March 9 - March 13
Happy Friday (the 13th!!), traders. Welcome to our weekly market wrap, a look back at the price action, economic data, and market narratives of the week with a focus…
Gold Prices Sink as US Consumer Sentiment Fell Less Than Expected in March Despite Virus Pandemic
Consumer sentiment in March has fallen less than initially forecast according to the latest University of Michigan (UoM) consumer sentiment index released on Friday. The UoM…
Gold Plunges Below $1,600 as Jobless Claims Drop Despite Coronavirus Pandemic
Initial jobless claims fell 4,000 last week to 211,000, indicating no increase in layoffs. The markets had forecast a 2,000 rise in claims to 218,000 last week. Despite the…
Gold Prices Sink Near $1,600 Despite Major Drop in Producer Prices
The producer price index (PPI) posted the biggest drop in 5 years according to the latest report from the Labor Department. PPI dropped 0.6%, the most since January 2015,…
Consumer Prices Remain in Check With No Response to Coronavirus yet in February
The consumer price index rose 0.1% last month, relatively in line with the flat reading expected. Higher rents and grocery costs contributed to a slight increase in the cost of…
Gold Price Preview: March 9 - March 13
Good morning, traders. Welcome to our weekly preview of the economic data calendar for the next five days, along with the key narratives driving financial markets, focused on…
Gold Price Recap: March 2 - March 6
Happy Friday, traders. We’re here for our market wrap on what has been a truly exception week for markets in general and for the gold market specifically. We have an emergency…
Strong Job Growth in February as Unemployment Falls to 3.5%
The labor market outperformed expectations in February according to the latest report from the Labor Department, with 273,000 new jobs added to the market last month vs. 175,…
Jobless Claims Fall 3,000 With No Sign of Virus-Related Layoffs
Initial jobless claims fell 3,000 to 216,000 during the week ended February 29, with no indication of increased layoffs despite the ongoing virus outbreak crisis. The Federal…
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