Gold investors may have already seen 2014 high
According to Metals Focus, gold is not expected to trade higher than $1,375/oz in 2014.
According to Metals Focus, gold is not expected to trade higher than $1,375/oz in 2014.
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According to BullionVault, while Western gold buyers continue to outnumber sellers, actual volumes remain roughly the same.
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Robert Cohen, VP and portfolio manager at Dynamic Funds identifies the three drivers pushing up golds value for the foreseeable future.
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Conventional wisdom says if China struggles then so does demand for commodities, but does that make resources a contrarian opportunity worth pursuing today?
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Janet Yellen’s debut FOMC meeting caused a sell-off in gold, but many investors bucked the trend
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Silver ETPs see strong inflows with price indicators suggesting the precious metal will exploit leverage as gold price rises
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Commodity prices are spiking in the wake of heightening tensions between Moscow and the West.
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The lure of gold is as ancient as Greek mythology itself, but not always has this commodity given investors the Midas touch.
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Gold returns to the headlines amid political unrest but what exactly is its role in a portfolio these days?
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China trumps India in the league of top gold-consuming nations, the World Gold Council reveals.
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Investors raised their holdings of gold ETPs by the most in five months last week as the metal regained its reputation as a portfolio hedge.
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The usual reasons for owning gold – inflation hedge, rising prices – are being run out of town – no inflation, falling prices – so why should investors still own it?
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