Gold will extend losses into next year as the U.S. economy improves, according to Citigroup Inc., which said the Federal Reserve's surprise decision to maintain stimulus for now hasn't changed the fundamental outlook. Bullion may drop below $1,250 an …

Love it or loathe it, gold has attracted many investors over the past decade, but in recent months volatile prices and uncertainty have put the metal's future in question. When Gordon Brown, as chancellor of the exchequer, decided to sell off a portion …

With the global economy grinding forward and inflation expectations beginning to dwindle, gold has had a rough year. As investor interest has fallen, so has prices for the precious metal. So far, gold and its respective exchange traded funds- like the …

CHICAGO — Long before he established himself as baseball's most dominant closer, Craig Kimbrel was assigned to write about his career ambition. When he wrote about his desire to play for the Atlanta Braves, his third-grade teacher made him redo the …

At $1,327/oz today, gold prices are still remain above their pre-Sept. 18 level of less than $1,300/oz. The fact that the Fed will continue with its easy monetary policy as is is considered bearish for the dollar and bullish for gold. But this is not a …

Bernanke's stimulus unwind timelime intact- Fed's Dudley * Buyers stay on sidelines on uncertain tapering timeline * SPDR Gold Shares holdings down 0.2 pct Friday * Coming up: S&P home price index, consumer confidence Tues (Adds trader comment, …

The Fed's surprise decision to kick the tapering can down the road hasn't changed the direction of gold, which is due south, says Citigroup in a fresh research note on Monday. Led by Heath Jansen, Citi analysts say gold /quotes/zigman/662680 GCZ3 has …

The iPhone 5c and iPhone 5s launched last Friday. Apple sold an estimated 9 million of the new smartphones in just the first three days, and reports suggest that the iPhone 5s outsold the iPhone 5c at least three to one. The most popular model, however …

JOHANNESBURG, Sept 23 (Reuters) – South African stocks inched lower ahead of a bank holiday on Tuesday but gold shares like Harmony were on the back foot as the spot price for bullion swayed on confusion over the outlook of U.S. monetary policy.