Gold and silver had a better week, before yesterday afternoon (Thursday), when gold steadied and silver slid 20 cents back below the $14 mark. However, in early European trade this morning gold was level at $1097 and…
This week has seen clients supporting gold and platinum whilst selling silver and palladium. GoldMoney's clients have been buying into the Singapore and Canadian vaults again. There has also been more buy orders into…
Parents will tell you the most difficult questions to answer sometimes come from their children. Here are some apparently innocent questions to ask of economists, journalists, financial commentators and central bankers,…
GoldMoney® Founder James Turk, GoldMoney® Research Head Alasdair Macleod, and GoldMoney® Wealth Services President John Butler sat down for a round-table discussion to review 2015 and their 2016 outlook. Watch as they…
Our headline chart says it all. The first two weeks of 2016 have been volatile for precious metals, with gold ending up 2.3% and silver exactly unchanged by this morning (Friday) European time. All markets have been…
This week has seen net buying in both gold and silver, with platinum and palladium experiencing some selling. GoldMoney's Singapore vaults have continued to be the most popular this week alongside our Canadian vault,…
Well, well: who would have believed it. First the Bank for International Settlements comes out with a paper that links credit booms to the boom-bust business cycle, then Britain's Adam Smith Institute publishes a paper…
The year started with a bang. Gold rose 4.5% and silver 3.8% in the first four days' trading, while equity markets had a torrid time. The dollar was also strong against the other major currencies, and many investment…
Kelly-Ann Kearsey and Geoffroy Buffetrille, Dealing Managers at GoldMoney, say: This week, clients have favoured the Eastern vaults with most selling being seen in Western vaults. We have seen gold retain its stance…
Advance signs of a global slump in economic activity emerged in 2015. Furthermore, the dollar's strength, coupled with widening credit spreads confirms a global tendency for dollar-denominated debt to contract. These…