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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 ...

Weak Payrolls, September FOMC and Gold

August nonfarm payrolls came in short of expectations. Earlier months were also marked by downward revisions. Does it send a signal to act for the Fed, and what is gold likely to do in return? August Payrolls below Expectations The U.S. created only 130,000 jobs in Aug...

Employment Data, Rate Cut Speculations and Gold

If you look at the manufacturing data only, the relative strength of the jobs figures surprised. Another positive development were the upward revisions for August and July. The unemployment rate again dropped, this time to 3.5 percent. What will that mean for the Fed and gold?...

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? ...

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...

Burcon, HelloFresh, Memphasys, TUI - winners of the Corona crisis

The past three months have changed the world. Since the outbreak of the Corona Pandemic, the travel business has come to a standstill and the supply of various food products and everyday items has been characterized by bottlenecks. The meat industry is struggling with infectio...

Coronavirus Strikes Back. But Force Is Strong With Gold

We all fear the second wave of infections. But the U.S. hasn’t even controlled the first one! Bad news for Americans, but good news for gold. Please take a look at the chart below. As you can see, the epidemiological situation in the United States d...

Buzz on the Bullboards: Of interest rates and rebates

Inflation continues to surge out of control to the point where grocery rebates seem to offer little help to struggling Canadians. This holiday-shortened week, markets are adjusting to the U.S. Federal Reserve’s move to raise interest rates. Investors a...

Gold sector: Current situation and per-ounce valuations

Below is an excerpt from a commentary originally posted at www.speculative-investor.com on December 18, 2011. Current market situation Last week's price action proved that the correction/consolidation in the gold sector that began in December of last year is stil...

Buzz on the Bullboards: Cyanide, Bombardier and healthcare AI

Investors seem to be keeping their money at home this summer, given how the markets have performed in Toronto and New York. In New York, the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 reached new trading highs on more than one occasion in the past few days alone. This was driven by stron...
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