(Kitco News) – Gold prices ended the U.S. day session modestly lower Tuesday, on some profit taking after hitting a three-week high Monday. However, the market did finish well up from its daily low scored early on. August Comex gold was last down $4.60 …
The newest Android device from Indian smartphone maker Micromax is available to order starting today. Strangely though, this has happened even though the Canvas Gold A300 hasn't been officially introduced yet. Sure, it got leaked last week, but …
The Indian consumer has long been considered to be the world's largest gold importer, absorbing excess gold demand while many other investors around the world sold. However, Indian gold demand has recently slumped. That's bad news for high-cost gold …
Editor's Note: Kitco News will be releasing a daily feature during the week of June 16 – June 20 focusing on the world's top five gold producing countries, which will include a daily graphic of the countries largest producing mines. (Kitco News) – The …
(Kitco News) – Gold futures gave up some of their gains from the last two weeks on position-squaring ahead of a meeting of the U.S. Federal Open Market Committee and since militant insurgents have not made further advances in Iraq that would threaten …
Investors who favor gold have provided many reasons for gold's nearly 30 percent decline in 2013 and overall demolition since it hit $1,934 in September 2011. But on CNBC's "Futures Now," noted investor Marc Faber provided an especially interesting one.
China's largest gold-mining company, China National Gold Group Corp., is on the hunt for global acquisitions and partnerships, the company's president said, in a move would make it a potential kingmaker in the beleaguered gold industry. Xin Song said …
Gold prices closed lower Tuesday, as U.S. inflation data and its possible effect on the Federal Reserve's decision making overshadowed investors' desire for safety amid crises in Iraq and Ukraine. Gold for August delivery, the most actively traded …
As if it needed more firepower, Alibaba has brought aboard J. Michael Evans, a former top Goldman Sachs executive —and an Olympic gold-medal winner—as an independent board member. In the expanded filing released Monday, Alibaba named both its …