Gold Headlines

Don't mention iron ore - China and Australia dance around the big issue

Gold rebounds from 5-month lows as virus fears outweigh vaccine cheer

Retail casualties of the coronavirus pandemic

U.S. housing, manufacturing data suggest economic recovery slowing

Gold set for worst month since 2016 amid vaccine optimism

U.S. gold futures beginning to overcome coronavirus shock (Reuters)

LONDON (Reuters) - Falling costs to roll forward U.S. gold futures contracts suggest the market is moving closer to normal trading after turmoil caused by COVID-19 raised investors’ overheads, curbed activity and funnelled massive profits to investment banks.  

U.S. debt, Fed easy money biggest risks in 2021 - Wants to buy more silver, Jim Rogers

Rogers said he was not buying gold or silver at current prices, but was looking at declines in both precious metals to add to his portfolio. He was one of the earliest investors to predict the boom in commodities in the early-2000s. “Silver is much cheaper than gold on a historical basis. I will buy both (silver and gold), but I will buy more silver.”

Dow falls 250 points, but is still on track for its best month since 1987

German inflation falls deeper into negative territory after VAT cut

Gold spirals lower on vaccine-led economic recovery bets

"The news of vaccines has led to a lot of optimism in the market and we are seeing some outflows in safe-haven assets like the dollar, Treasuries and the same is being reflected in gold prices," said OANDA analyst Craig Erlam. Gold prices fell despite the dollar hitting its lowest level in two and a half years. Bullion has declined more than $300 an ounce from a record high of $2,072.50 an ounce hit in August.