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The fallout from the weekend’s European elections continues, with leftist politicians in Greece now attempting to form a new “anti-austerity” coalition government, with one radical-left leaders stating that “the people of Europe can no longer be reconciled with the bailouts of barbarism.” France’s new ...
The gold price was basically flat over the course of yesterday, starting the session just above $1,660, and finishing just above $1,660. Of note though was a large sell-off at the beginning of Comex trading in New York, with an entity selling 7,500 gold contracts during one minute of trading at 8.31 EDT (12.31 GMT). To put this trade ...
Another quiet day for precious metals yesterday. Gold continues to face resistance at and around $1,650, while silver remains holed below $32. The most actively traded Comex gold contract, June, settled 0.7% lower at $1,639.60. US Mint sales figures for gold coins during Q1 show 210,500 ounces were sold – down 30% from 299,500 in ...
Silver has repeatedly tested support at $31.50 per ounce, and the supply situation at the physical silver markets remains tense owing to high industrial demand. However, silver reserves at the New York Comex have reached their highest level in a decade, indicative of a drop off in investor demand. Annual silver production stands at ...
Comex gold futures closed higher yesterday, with the June contract up 0.9% to settle at $1,643.90 per troy ounce – buoyed by news that Indian gold imports are to resume following a 20-day strike by jewellery dealers in protest against new taxes. Platinum also eked out some modest gains, though palladium and silver struggled, with ...
Considering the dramatic smash in the gold and silver markets on Wednesday, both metals put in impressive performances yesterday – a testament to the fact that no matter what goes on the futures market, physical demand for gold and silver from around the world continues to increase. The April gold Comex futures contract gained 0.6% ...
The silver price streaked higher yesterday, with Comex silver for delivery in March gaining 4.6% to settle at $37.14 per troy ounce – the highest settlement price since September. Gains in the gold price were more modest, with gold for April delivery up 0.8% to $1,788.40, but nevertheless, this is above resistance at $1,780, and ...
Gold and silver prices paused for breath yesterday following their price breakouts last week. Gold for April delivery at the New York Comex settled down 0.1% at $1,734.40 per troy ounce, while silver for March delivery lost 26 cents (0.8%), settling at $33.53 per troy ounce. Both metals have however put in good showings in trading today, ...
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