Has Gold Production Peaked?
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Market Report: Half-year blues
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Gold and silver prices were hit on Monday by a $2bn sale of Comex gold futures at about 0400 hrs EST, when US traders were not around to challenge it. Rumours of a “fat finger” appear wide of the mark. More likely it was a too-big-to-fail bank taking out all the stops to window-dress its books ahead of the half-year accounting deadline.
Friday, June 30th
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Why the Gold Price Could Rebound 12.8% After This Week's Flash Crash
The gold price is set to post a 1.2% weekly loss in the wake of an unexpected flash crash on Monday.
But we predict the metal to rebound this year as the dollar starts to become more supportive from a technical perspective.
Here are our near-term and long-term price targets...
Tags: Gold Prices
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These Gold Dividend Stocks with the Highest Yields Include One of Our 2017 Picks
Despite gold price volatility this year, gold dividend stocks are still worthy investments for your portfolio.
That's why we've compiled a list of the highest-yielding stocks in the gold market right now.
Here's the full list, which includes one of our top recommendations...
Tags: Dividend Stocks
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World Markets Calm As First Half Of 2017 Winds Down
World stock markets were narrowly mixed in quieter dealings overnight. U.S. stock indexes are headed toward slightly higher openings when the New York day session begins.
Gold prices are weaker again in pre-U.S.-market trading. The quieter geopolitical front and bearish technical charts have helped to push the safe-haven metal's prices lower recently.
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Gold reaching bounce limit
A daily summary of high-profile members of several complexes.
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Nigeria’s first diaspora bond begins trading in London
NDAQ is testing its auction on demand service with easier reporting requirements. Nasdaq said dark pools are largely going out of business for European stocks.
IEX Group Brad Katsuyama appeared in Congress supporting buy-side concern about exchanges paying for order flow and conflicts of interests in the provision of market data.
HKEX and The Chinese Gold and Silver Exchange Society (CGSE) signed an MOU to consider cooperation on matters ranging from product promotion to storage vaults.
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