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Last week was a week of two halves as far as precious metals were concerned. The first half a dire one for bulls, but the second seeing new buyers tempted into the market, with Thursday’s impressive gold rally setting the stage for a recovery back above $1,600. Silver is still trading around $28.50, with $30 a key short-term target ...
With another sell-off in precious metals leaving gold below $1,600, there is of course much talk in the media about the “death of the gold bull market”. But have the fundamentals really changed? Or is this now a chance to buy gold at a more attractive price? The truth is that no recent news supports the case for the end ...
Investment managers, financial commentators and academics will be gathering in Zagreb on May 9 for the city's "2nd Precious Metals Conference". Speakers will be examining the world's debt crisis, the role of precious metals in modern portfolios, and the lessons we can learn from past experience with the gold standard. Speakers ...
Missouri is the latest US state that is trying to follow Utah's example by allowing physical gold and silver to be used as legal tender. According to the Constitution, gold and silver coins – such as the American Gold and Silver Eagle – should be accepted as legal tender in all of the US, but of course this has long since ...
An article by Professor Lew Spellman has caught the attention of the sharp-eyed, and may indeed be important. Spellman, who in the past has been an economist at the Fed and served as an assistant to the Chairman of the President’s Council of Advisors, makes the point that gold is quietly becoming a core banking asset for collateral ...
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 ...
There is little evidence of clear short-term price trends in gold, silver, platinum or palladium at the moment, with the metals all hostage to violent day-to-day gyrations in hedge fund sentiment. “Risk on” buying is triggered by hints that the Federal Reserve is getting ready for “QE3”, and sees metal prices bid ...
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Gold:Gold Buy Rates |
$49.3820/gg $1,535.90/oz |
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Silver:Silver Buy Rates |
$27.2000/oz |
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Platinum:Platinum Buy Rates |
$45.3326/pg $1,410.00/oz |
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Palladium:Palladium Buy Rates |
$18.9570/pd $589.60/oz |
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