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The speed and size of the central bank and government response is incredible, but it’s unlikely they can provide monetary impact in time to alleviate pain in th

I estimate that the Germans own 9000 tonnes in private gold-nearly as much gold as the French and Italians have combined. The World Gold Council (WGC) states th

The Fed seems to have managed to halt the massive dollar squeeze and the associated strength in nominal yields and real-interest rate expectations. This has led

U.S. gold futures (XAUUSD:CUR) settled -0.3% at $1,591.40/oz. for its fourth decline in a row, while spot gold +0.6% to $1,580.29/oz. and many gold mining names show gains on the day.Among some of the

As Russia and Saudi Arabia pump and dump oil, crude's contango has widened while per-barrel receipts have shrunk. Over 12 months, the United States Oil Fund (US

The weekly trend momentum of 1,574 is bearish. The weekly VC PMI 0f 1,503 is bullish. A close below 1,503 stop, negates this bullishness neutral. If short cover

Russia's central bank announces it will suspend gold purchases on the domestic market starting April 1.The announcement comes as Russia's economy suffers from the oil price war with Saudi Arabia and a

Due to some dramatic elements, this period has been compared by many analysts to the Great Depression of the 1930s. There are some similarities, including a sce

We are about to enter a bear market. Gold will eventually stage a safe haven rally. Gold miners will not be able to benefit from this rally.

The European banking sector will not be able to cope with this blow, and probably the eurozone won't be either. But in our baseline scenario we get a European b

An unprecedented time in history. A global war. Central banks and leaders do not have the answer. A flood of liquidity and bailouts - many issues to deal with.

Gold bars and coins are getting a lot harder to come by. Supply shortages bode well for gold's intermediate-term uptrend. Gold's strength versus stocks and comm

Gold tumbled to negative on the year due to liquidation-driven selling alongside broader markets and Treasuries. Seasonal weakness and lopsidedly long positioni

Gold had a very good 2019 and started 2020 on good form rising to $1700/Oz before being entangled in the general sell off which was triggered by the coronavirus

The past few weeks were marked by radical changes in monetary policy conducted by central banks around the world. The Fed will purchase $125bn of securities eve