NEW YORK/LONDON: Gold dropped on Friday as US equities rebounded but was still set for a second straight weekly gain as concerns over the global economy have raised speculation that the US Federal Reserve could keep interest rates low for longer.

NEW YORK/LONDON, Oct 17 (Reuters) – Gold edged lower on Friday as U.S. equities rebounded, but posted a second straight weekly gain as concerns over the global economy have raised speculation that the U.S. Federal Reserve could keep interest rates …

About a year ago we reported on African Barrick Gold (OTC:ABGLF) and concluded that this London-listed gold miner with three operating mines in Tanzania was "Teetering on the Brink". Our article took stock of a company that had been unable to mine gold …

And in 2009, David Booth, a park ranger in Stirling, Scotland, stumbled on four gold necklaces from the first century B.C.—the country's most important find of Iron Age gold to date, worth roughly $650,000. That same year, Terry Herbert's metal …

Stocks are rolling over. Many expect a mild correction. I predict a dramatic bear market. Gold is recovering from its third test of lows near $1180. I predict a resumption of the bull market. Now is the time to restore your gold holdings and add to them.

If you like your indie rock served up with a spattering of surf and punk, then pay attention to San Francisco's Cash for Gold. The trio are performing at Slim's on Thursday to celebrate their debut LP, “Swan Dive,” which is available both digitally and …

The founder of Zimbabwe's largest gold mining group said he will decide by March whether to expand Metallon Corp. into a pan-African bullion company that will trade in London. “It's going to depend on how many assets we can assemble so that when we …

Given the current geopolitical environment (spurring safe haven buying) and what's been happening on global financial markets (falling bond yields, tanking stocks and massive volatility), gold would be expected to be trading higher than today's $1,240 …

"Gold was used as currency for centuries. In fact, it's still being used for transactions in places such as China, India, and much of the Middle East – regions that are eager to diversify away from the beleaguered U.S. dollar," Money Morning Chief …