Gold slumped to a five week low, heading for its biggest weekly loss in more than two months, on speculation the U.S. Federal Reserve will taper asset purchases and as Goldman Sachs Group Inc. predicted further declines. Bullion for immediate delivery …
CME Group Inc.'s Comex halted trading in December gold futures for about 20 seconds today at 2:54 a.m. New York time after prices declined, said Damon Leavell, a spokesman for the exchange. The December contract fell almost $12 within two minutes …
LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) — Gold extended its downhill slide in electronic trading Friday, a day after the precious metal took a more than 2% beating on concerns about the U.S. monetary-policy outlook. Gold for December delivery (CNS:GCZ3) edged …
Along with a silver edition with white glass surfaces and bright silver trim, a new gold version (above) pairs white surfaces with metallic gold trim, with a finish that appears to subtly shift between a tinted silver into a rich gold as the device is …
The bank lifted its gold price outlook for this year to $1,446 per ounce from $1,396, and kept its 2014 forecast unchanged at $1,435 an ounce. Spot gold was trading at $1,330.66 at 17:36 GMT on Thursday. "Physical demand for jewelry, coins, and bars …
Corn fell Thursday and soybean futures rose after the government's latest crop report. Gold and silver fell and energy futures ended higher. Corn for December delivery fell 6.25 cents, or 1.3 percent, to $4.6625 a bushel after the U.S. Department of …
Canadian stocks fell the most in two weeks as precious metals plunged on speculation the U.S. Federal Reserve will taper stimulus when policy makers meet next week. Goldcorp Inc. (G) and Eldorado Gold Corp. sank at least 6.2 percent as the price of …
I'm going to use a round up of links about what are seemingly unconnected, but are actually very intertwined, events to help us further the gestalt we aimed for in last week's headline round up. Claims Per Ounce of Deliverable Gold at the COMEX Rise to …
Toward the end of August, Gartman had made the case that gold would outperform stocks. "I think the stock market has a little bit further to go on the downside, perhaps another 25 or 30 S&P points," Gartman said on the Aug. 22 episode of "Futures Now.