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The 10 Highest Paying Jobs In Oil & Gas

Make no mistake: Oil and gas companies may be doing some serious cost-cutting and slimming-and-trimming to stay competitive after the shale boom binge, but when it comes to employment, it's still one of the best industries to hit up for a job. Jobs are booming, just as m...
Julianne Geiger | November 12, 2019 |

Strong October Jobs Data Stun Gold. For How Long?

The recent employment report points to the continuing strength of the U.S. labor market. The earlier months’ upward revisions paint the same picture. Yet the unemployment rate ticked higher – is a recession looming, or not? And what does it all mean for gold? ...
Arkadiusz Sieron | November 5, 2019 |

May Payrolls Disappoint. Fed to the Rescue? And Gold?

On Friday, it was announced that the U.S. added merely 75,000 jobs in May. Needless to say, a severe disappointment on the downside. The talk of an oncoming recession, and the interest rate cut speculations – were boosted. Is it justified? How close are we actually to the end ...
Arkadiusz Sieron | June 12, 2019 |

Will the Fed Cut its Interest Rate Forecast, Pushing Gold Higher?

Some important pieces of the US economic reports, including the latest nonfarm payrolls, have disappointed recently. May indicators (including the leading ones) have hit a soft patch it seems. Will that push the Fed to downgrade its dot-plot or fine-tune the monetary policy mi...
Arkadiusz Sieron | March 19, 2019 |

Will Weaker Than Expected Payrolls Support Gold Prices?

The nonfarm payrolls came below expectations in December. That’s one month – but what about the full quarter and the year? What does a thorough examination of the jobs market mean for the gold prices? December Payrolls Below Expectations The U.S. create...
Arkadiusz Sieron | January 14, 2020 |

Low Inflation Makes Powell a Dove. How It Affects Gold?

Inflation remains low, while Powell signals dovish Fed for years. Good for gold. The US CPI inflation rate declined 0.1 percent in May , following a 0.8 percent drop in April. The decrease was mainly driven by decreases in energy, transportation and apparel prices. The...
Arkadiusz Sieron | June 16, 2020 |

Will Democrats fire back with second stimulus?

Data revealed last week showed a job market that's careening down a steep street with no breaks. Yet investors shrugged off concerns and the stock market actually ended the week up 1.5% due to that rockin' Monday on the first day of the month. That's because there...
Jon D. Markman | October 28, 2012 |

Important Economic News Calendar: November 4 – November 8, 2019

The markets will likely take some breather in the coming week following last week’s huge economic data announcements. But that does not mean there won’t be trading opportunities coming from the data releases. Last week we asked if quarterly corp...
Paul Rejczak | November 4, 2019 |

Profiting from Europe's new gold rush

Europe owns a sizable chunk of the world's natural resources. Over the past few decades, however, EU countries have mostly imported their resources. Outlandish? Maybe. But it was simply easier, cheaper, and most importantly it avoided most environmental conflicts. Ge...
Jeff Clark, Casey Research | October 28, 2012 |

Currency Wars Are Wars That Gold Wins in the End

July nonfarm payrolls came in line with expectations, confirming the strength of the U.S. labor market. So far so good. With the markets more focused now on the escalation of the trade war triggered by Trump’s tweet on Thursday., she stock market plunged while ...
Arkadiusz Sieron | August 13, 2019 |
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