Gold Headlines

Gold set for weekly decline as stimulus hopes ebb

“With a stimulus bill this year highly uncertain, gold remains beholden to the USD,” said Tai Wong, head of base and precious metals derivatives trading at BMO. “While sentiment for gold remains strongly bullish without a strong short-term driver, we seem to be oscillating around $1,900 unable to substantially break the month-long range of $1,850-$1,950.”

Barrick a 'long way off' deal with PNG in mine dispute, CEO says

Stocks rise for the first time in four days after big beat on September retail sales

Top World Bank Economist Says Financial Crisis Could Emerge From Pandemic

Dollar set for biggest weekly gain in a month as stimulus talks falter

Brexit drama: British PM Johnson to answer EU's demand to give ground

Argentina, Running Low on Dollars, Faces Fresh Economic Turmoil (WSJ)

Investors throw money at everything, dump cash, pumped $1.2 billion into gold funds (BofA)

Throwing money at everything, BofA said investors also pumped $1.2 billion into gold funds. Mortgage backed securities saw inflows of $1.8 billion. https://www.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN2710Z5

Firm dollar, fading stimulus hopes put gold on course for weekly loss (Reuters)

(Reuters) - Gold eased on Friday and looked set to post its first weekly drop in three, as the dollar held firm while additional U.S. fiscal stimulus appeared unlikely before the presidential election. https://www.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN2710F4

Chinese yuan finishes domestic session at 18-month closing high