Gold Headlines

Gold firms on easing dollar, U.S. stimulus bets

Oct 20 (Reuters) - Gold edged higher on Tuesday as the dollar weakened and hopes for a U.S. coronavirus aid package ahead of the presidential election boosted bullion's appeal as an inflation hedge.

Dow gains as traders hope a stimulus deal can be reached before day’s end

Record demand for EU bonds

Pelosi, Mnuchin push coronavirus relief talks as U.S. Senate votes on limited bill

Swiss gold exports to Asia tumble as bullion flows to London

LONDON (Reuters) - Switzerland’s gold exports to China and India dwindled in September, with the country instead importing record volumes of bullion from Hong Kong and sending metal to Britain, customs data showed on Tuesday.

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Gold holds tight range on caution over U.S. aid

U.S.-China tensions could split the internet

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Gold prices end higher as investors focus on talks on coronavirus relief (MarketWatch)

With fresh hope for a U.S. stimulus, positive vaccine news from the UK and noted weakness in the dollar, the “path of least resistance in the gold and silver markets is pointing upward,” said analysts at Zaner Metals in a Monday note. “Furthermore, gold and silver should draft support from favorable Chinese economic news which showed better-than-expected retail sales and an overall growth level commensurate with pre-Covid-19 levels,” they said.