Last week I wrote that contrary to the prevailing mood US dollar strength could reverse at any time. This week I look at another aspect of the dollar, which almost certainly will become a significant source of supply: a…
This week, precious metals continued their recovery, with gold up $35 at $1220 and silver up about $1 at $17 this morning, thus building on the improved trend since gold bottomed nearly $90 lower at $1132 on 7 November.…
In a week that's seen more window dressing of GoldMoney client investment portfolios than serious directional decisions, gold has had a volatile few days thanks to a variety of factors. Head of Dealing and Settlements,…
Each commodity market has its own story to tell: oil prices are falling because OPEC can't agree production cuts, steel faces a glut from overcapacity, and even the price of maize has fallen, presumably because of good…
It turns out the Swiss referendum last weekend which sought to force the Swiss National Bank to maintain 20% gold reserves was a red herring so far as precious metal markets are concerned. It was fairly obvious before…
Dealing Manager at the online bullion dealer, Kelly-Ann Kearsey said, 'The last seven days have seen net selling of gold and net buying of silver, continuing the trends that we saw last week. Overall, we have seen…
Supply and demand Silver is commonly accepted as a monetary metal, but nowadays its principal use is industrial. According to The Silver Institute, supply of mine and scrap recycling totals 980 million ounces, while…
Alternatively, watching paint dry. That's how it has felt this week with gold's volatility slowing to a crawl ahead of Thanksgiving yesterday and the Swiss gold referendum on Monday. However, Open Interest 1 on Comex 2…
GoldMoney customers have been back in the buying mood this week, but the yellow metal hasn't featured highly on their shopping list. Dealing Manager at the online bullion dealer, Kelly-Ann Kearsey said, 'Customer…
G20 gatherings of world leaders on the surface are all the same: they conclude with a meaningless anodyne statement that everyone can agree with. But these meetings do serve a purpose: they allow the world leaders to…