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Gold prices end slightly lower as investors eye U.S. unrest and tensions with China
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Gold firms on U.S. protests, standoff with China
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Dow rises 100 points in first day of June as traders bet on the economy reopening
June 01, 2020

U.S. manufacturing activity crawls off 11-year low
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Trump tells U.S. governors to crack down on violent protests
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Goldman Sachs bets against the dollar as economies reopen
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Monday Edition: June 01, 2020

Is A Run On Comex And London Gold & Silver Occurring?
By: Dave Kranzler
Indications of stress developing in the physical gold and silver markets of London and NYC were apparent last summer, well before anyone ever heard of the term “coronavirus.” The shortage of gold in NY that led to roll-out of the infamous “4G enhanced gold” contract that fractionalized LBMA gold bars for “delivery” on the Comex is just one of the “footprints” in the snow that lead us to this conclusion.

In addition, the big spread between spot gold and gold futures which persisted for several weeks and now has spread to the silver market reflects a large dislocation between the physical market and the paper derivatives market for silver.

Gold SWOT: Silver Up on Stronger Industrial Demand
By: Frank Holmes, US Funds
The best performing precious metal for the week was silver, up 3.78 percent on stronger industrial demand. After a slow start to the week, gold and silver were moderately higher in midday U.S. trading Thursday as haven demand returned due to China’s security law imposition on Hong Kong. The move by China ratcheted up tensions with the U.S. Gold rose Friday morning as investors awaited President Trump’s news conference to announce his China response. Broader equity markets have been somewhat euphoric on the immediate fear-of-missing-out hope for a COVID-19 vaccine. However, with little mention in the news, American investors cannot get enough gold. Swiss gold exports to the U.S. surged to 111.7 tons in April – the most on record.

Falling Into Place
By: Ted Butler
One wants to be careful about seeing things as previously predicted, but not so careful so as to not recognize when things seem to be playing out exactly as expected. Recent news stories and events seem to be in accord with a number of my central themes, but I’ll present the case as I see it and let you decide.

Social Unrest Rises as Confidence Falls
By: Clint Siegner, Money Metals
Meanwhile, the ranks of people buying gold and silver as a hedge against economic chaos and financial malfeasance swelled again in recent months.

A new wave of Americans is grappling with what it means for Congress to spend trillions it doesn’t have.

Or for Federal Reserve bankers to print trillions of electronic notes and hand them over to their friends on Wall Street.

Gold Seeker Report: This Week in Mining Issue #15: Mining Getting Back to Normal
By: Chris Marchese, Chief Mining Analyst at GoldSeek
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With the exception of a few countries, which in the worst case have mandated mines operate at reduced levels [only essential personnel]. Most mining operations around the world have started to ramp back up. There are also select companies which have voluntarily decided to suspended mining operations despite a greatly reduced number of new cases reported, but aside from this small select few, everything is getting back to normal and most mining operations will be fully ramped up by the end of the second quarter. This not only means mining operations but brownfield and greenfield exploration as well.

It Doesn't Get More Bullish Than This!
By: Rick Ackerman, Rick's Picks
For a market that has thrived on bad news, the headlines over the weekend could not be more encouraging: looters running amok in America's largest cities; record unemployment; millions of rents and mortgages going unpaid; a menacing chill in U.S. relations with China; bankruptcies sweeping through nearly every sector; the devastation in particular of travel, dining and entertainment; the huge capital write-downs coming in the energy sector as subways, buses, trains and planes worth hundreds of trillions of dollars face obsolescence.

Precious Metals Update Video: Gold Monthly Chart Riding the Bollinger Band Upside
By: Ira Epstein
Gold monthly is favorable, momentum and bias is up. For the week, gold had a higher weekly close. It was a strange week..

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