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Gold And Silver Drop On Rising Dollar

The precious metal’s fall was increased by producer prices growing less than anticipated. But gold prices may have narrowed their losses following the Federal Reserve announced that it would not be exiting from its accommodative monetary management strategy anytime soon. February gold futures plunged $23.60, or 1.27%, to $1,827.80 per ounce at 15:39 GMT on …

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GOLD RESTORES ON U.S. FISCAL STIMULUS OPTIMISM

 Gold is rallying principally on reiterated fiscal incentive and relief expectations, triggering inflation concerns. But a strengthening US dollar put a cover on the metals market.    February gold futures rose $14.80, or 0.81%, to $1,850.10 per ounce at 15:55 GMT on Monday on the New York Mercantile Exchange’s COMEX division. Gold prices are coming …

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Silver Soared On Inflation Woes, While Gold Retested $1,900

This pointed to a greater risk appetite in the wider financial markets, reducing the dollar and making metal commodities more affordable for foreign investors. February gold futures climbed $13.20, or 0.7%, to $1,896.40 per ounce at 13:43 GMT on Monday on the New York Mercantile Exchange’s COMEX division. Gold prices are getting off a weekly …

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Concerns About the Omicron Helped Boost Gold

Gold Down With Trump’s Abrupt Recovery

Gold price edged down after reports on Trump’s positive medical assessment circulated commodity news.  The event added to the political uncertainty around the globe, only a month ahead of November elections happening in the world’s most powerful economy. The US leader is set for discharge today from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. This is …

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Covid-19's impact on platinum is less than feared, according to the WPIC

Challenges the auto industry faces for platinum demand

Demand from the automotive sector is the largest platinum segment, accounting for around 40% of annual precious metal orders. The primary automotive use of platinum is in autocatalysts or ‘catalytic converters.’ These devices reduce harmful emissions from diesel vehicles with an internal combustion engine.    Trends in the automotive sector strongly influence investor sentiment towards …

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Fed stimulus has hurt the dollar and boosted gold

MKS raises its forecasts for gold and silver prices

The Covid-19 pandemic has altered the forecasts made by various analysts, banks, and precious metal companies during the last months of 2019.  MKS is a Swiss precious metals refinery PAMP parent company. It has just published a report with the revision of the forecasts made in January 2020. Frederic Panizzutti, its author and a managing …

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Spot price of gold is on the rise

Unstoppable gold in the face of new Covid-19 infections

Gold moved to its highest level since 2012, fueled by concerns about the second wave of the coronavirus infections in the United States and Germany. In other news, the release of details about a proposed national security law from China caused a growing uncertainty in Hong Kong. Coronavirus cases increased in the United States, a …

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Gold prices today fall for first time in three days

On the sign of growth gold faced decline

After the decrease in the coronavirus cases, several countries eased lockdown. Positive economic indicators set up gold for a weekly drop. Besides, the escalated tensions between the US and China underpinned gold’s haven appeal.  Spot gold prices were up 0.2 percent at $1,727.75 per ounce. US gold futures climbed 0.4 percent to $1,729.40. Since October …

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Russia - the world's largest producer of palladium in 2019 and China - the largest consumer

Russia – the world’s largest producer of palladium in 2019

At the end of 2019, the palladium market experienced a drop in supply by 950,000 ounces (29.54 Mt). Throughout the year, the metal’s price had been on the rise, until it reached a historical maximum.   Besides, the demand for palladium has been historically high in the automotive sector. The PGM Market Report, published in major …

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