Gold steady ahead of this afternoon’s release of the Fed minutes. Opposing pressures early Wednesday kept the bullion in check. The dollar and Treasury yields rose to multiyear highs while haven demand from the Ukraine war and the pandemic kept prices supported.
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Gold climbs in early trading as calls for Russian sanctions grow as peace talks fail to progress and images of what appears to be the deliberate killing of civilians in Ukraine. The impending Fed rate hike continues to cap the bullion’s gains. Continue reading →
Gold down early Friday on a stronger dollar and higher treasury yields, reacting very little to this morning’s U.S. jobs report. Continue reading →
Gold rises early Wednesday as the U.S. dollar and Treasury yields weakened, though the precious metal came under pressure because of peace talks between Russia and Ukraine. The yellow metal continued to rise after this morning’s placid job numbers. Continue reading →
Gold slipped early Monday as U.S. treasury yields and the dollar rose, boosting on the scheduled peace talks to end the Russia-Ukraine war. The bullion more than 1% early in the trading day, down to $1,927 an ounce. Continue reading →
Gold aims for third weekly rally in four weeks, despite a small corrective withdrawal in the early part of Friday’s trading. The metal continues to be supported by the crisis in Ukraine. Continue reading →
Gold gains on continuing concerns over the Ukraine war and strong inflation, despite strong Treasury yields pressuring the precious metal. Continue reading →
Gold ticks up this morning on Ukraine’s continuing crisis, bouncing off a near a two-week low early Monday amid a tug-of-war between the bullishness of the yellow metal’s safe haven appeal from the war in Ukraine and bearishness of aggressive monetary policy signals by Federal Reserve officials. Continue reading →
Gold’s volatile week continues this morning as it claws its way back from an early morning dip to near $1,940 an ounce. The yellow metal’s week has swung more than $100 an ounce on the Fed rate decision and the ongoing war in Ukraine. Continue reading →
Gold steadies ahead of Fed rate decision, headed for a fourth consecutive drop early Wednesday as investors awaited a widely anticipated interest rate hike from the Federal Reserve. Continue reading →
Gold fell on Treasury yields early Monday ahead of this week’s anticipated interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve. The yellow metal and palladium were also dinged by cautious peace hopes for Ukraine. Continue reading →
Gold slipped below $2,000 an ounce early Friday, but still aims for second straight weekly gain. The yellow metal is under pressure from higher Treasury yields, after the sharpest increase in U.S. monthly inflation in 40 years, as investors eye likely U.S. rate hike. Continue reading →
Gold rally ends overnight, dropping below the $2,000-an-ounce threshold early Wednesday as risk appetite grows. However, many analysts predict this is a short time out as the conflict between Russia and Ukraine continues to roil the markets. The rally’s pace also slowed as a firmer dollar and higher Treasury yields curbed the yellow metal’s advance. Continue reading →
Gold surged above the $2,000-an-ounce threshold early Monday after the weekend’s escalations in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The yellow metals has since backed off on profit-taking. Palladium also traded at a record high amid supply concerns. Continue reading →
Gold steady despite this morning’s jobs data that shows a surprising surge for February. The yellow metal rose early Friday, heading for its best week since May, as the Russian invasion of Ukraine escalated and investors sought out safe-haven assets. Continue reading →
Gold slips early Wednesday as palladium climbs, extending a seven-month high, on the worsening conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Continue reading →
Gold and palladium rally early Monday on Ukrainian news. Headlines from the invasion worsened over the weekend, with Western powers imposing new sanctions on Russia and Russian President Vladimir Putin putting Russia’s nuclear force on high alert. Continue reading →
Gold slips after surging on Ukraine headlines. It retreated early Friday after settling Thursday to its highest level in more than 13 months. The rally, sparked by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, came off its highs after U.S. President Joe Biden and other world leaders announced a series of extensive sanctions on Russia and Russian elites in response to the invasion. Continue reading →
Gold rally cools but sticks near $1,900 an ounce as risk appetite starts to fight with fears over mounting tensions between Russia, Ukraine and western powers. Higher U.S. Treasury yields curbed also challenging the yellow metal. Continue reading →
Gold steady near $1,900 threshold, as investors anticipated a summit on Ukraine between U.S. President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin. The yellow metal hit, then slipped from an eight-month high it hit in early session trading. Continue reading →
Gold slips early Friday after crossing $1,900-an-ounce threshold in the previous session amid escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine. The yellow metal looks headed to its third straight weekly rally. Continue reading →
Gold sticking near $1,860 an ounce, despite the easing of tensions between Russia and Ukraine on Tuesday. The yellow metal steady after this morning’s U.S. retail sales report showed a solid jump in January as investors await this afternoon’s Fed minutes. Continue reading →
Gold hits three-month high early Monday as escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine made an armed conflict between the two countries more likely. Continue reading →
Gold drops early Friday on rate hike speculation sparked by hawkish comments from a Federal Reserve official after Thursday’s U.S. inflation report indicated a large interest-rate increase was pending. Continue reading →
Gold steady ahead of inflation report, inching toward a two-week high early Wednesday as investors awaited Thursday’s U.S. inflation data for January and bond yields dip. Continue reading →
Gold rises on inflation fears, touching over a one-week high early Monday as the dollar weakened. Continue reading →
Gold holding above $1,800 after dipping slightly on the surprising January jobs report revealing a much stronger economy picture than expected after the omicron wave. Continue reading →
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Gold sticking above $1,800, back above that line after some early Wednesday profit taking following a two-day rally. The yellow metal is entrenched in this range, supported by a weaker dollar, as investors await Federal Reserve moves on monetary policy. Continue reading →
Gold once again nears $1,800 on bargain hunting as investors buy the dips. The yellow metal looks headed for its worst month since September, as the dollar strengthened, and new inflation data released Friday reinforced the Fed’s inclination to tighten monetary policy and raise interest rates. Continue reading →
Gold down as dollar roars on the near certainty that the Federal Reserve would raise interest rates at its next meeting. The dollar index hit its highest point since July 2020 in early morning trading. Continue reading →
Gold slips from near two-month high Wednesday ahead of a Federal Reserve announcement expected to indicate an escalated pace of monetary policy tightening, which would be bearish for the yellow metal. Continue reading →
Gold climbs near two-month high as risk aversion grows along with concerns over tensions in Ukraine and investors await further direction from this week’s meeting of Federal Reserve policymakers. Continue reading →
Gold targets weekly gain, after a brief market correction drop in early trading. This would be the second consecutive weekly gain for the yellow metal that is lingering near a two-month high as U.S. Treasury yields slid from near two-year highs. Continue reading →
Gold steadies above $1,820 an ounce on inflation worries. The yellow metal had slipped at the start of the trading day as U.S. Treasury yields rose to their highest level in two years amid widespread expectations of a Federal Reserve rate increase. However, gold has regained altitude on global inflation news as the UK reported its highest inflation in three decades this morning. Continue reading →
Gold starts week hanging tough against pressure from stronger Treasury yields as investors anticipate a Federal Reserve rate increase. The yellow metal continues to be buoyed by inflation and uncertainty caused by the omicron variant of the coronavirus. Continue reading →
Gold edged up this morning, poised for its best week since November, as the dollar and Treasury yields eased and a higher-than-expected U.S. inflation number lured investors to the yellow metal as a hedge. Continue reading →
Gold tips up on this morning’s surprising inflation data, the highest rise in almost 40 years. The yellow metal has boosted $5 an ounce on the news. Continue reading →
Gold modestly up on jobs data and slightly weaker dollar though it failed to leap the $1,800 an ounce line. It seems headed for its biggest one-week drop since November as the yellow metal came under pressure from strong Treasury yields amid expectations of upcoming interest rate hikes. Continue reading →
Gold gaining strength on safe-haven demand spurred by rising cases of the omicron variant of the coronavirus. The yellow metal’s rise has braked at $15 an ounce as investors eye the prospect of a U.S. interest rate increase as early as March. Continue reading →
Gold slips off of the six-week high it hit earlier in today’s trading, but it’s sticking above $1,800. The yellow metal dropped when stronger bond yields and surging equities overcame lingering risk aversion due to the continued spread of the omicron variant of the coronavirus. Continue reading →
Gold retreats from one-month high, slipping just below $1,800 an ounce early Wednesday amid low liquidity during the shortened holiday week of trading. Continue reading →
Gold steady amid holiday liquidity, holding above $1,800 an ounce amid a tug-of-war between weaker U.S. Treasury yields and a stronger dollar. The yellow metal did slip a touch earlier in the trading day as the U.S. dollar rebounded, though bullion is sticking near a one-week high over Omicron concerns. Continue reading →
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Gold rangebound near the $1,800 threshold on omnicron fears. The yellow metal returned to the tight range it had traded in before last week’s Federal Reserve announcement, with futures little changed early Wednesday. Continue reading →
Gold trading just off three-week high reached last week, slipping a bit early Monday as investors took profits, but staying near the $1,800 mark. Continue reading →
Gold heads for the best week since November, after the dollar weakened on the Federal Reserve’s new hawkish policy stance. Continue reading →
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Gold steady ahead of Fed comments this afternoon on their monetary policy decision. The yellow metal tumbled Tuesday ahead of the announcement, with some market watchers speculating that investors were taking positions ahead of a possible interest rate increase by the Fed, which would be bearish for gold. Continue reading →
Gold ticks up ahead of monetary policy decisions from the U.S. Federal Reserve as inflation concerns continue to fluster the markets. Continue reading →
Gold climbs on inflation news this morning. The U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) for November rose at its fastest pace since 1982. Continue reading →
Gold stuck in range just below $1,800 an ounce after edging higher early Wednesday as Treasury yields and the dollar eased, making the bullion more attractive to holders of other currencies. Continue reading →
Gold eases this morning as risk aversion lessens and the U.S. dollar boosts. Weak Treasury yields and continued uncertainty about the Omicron variant put a floor under prices, though prospects of a faster-than-previously expected taper of Federal Reserve stimulus measures pressured the yellow metal. Continue reading →
Gold rallied this morning on disappointing jobs data. The yellow metal rose $5+ an ounce to $1,775 when the release of the key U.S. jobs report for November showed just 210,000 jobs created. Gold remained under pressure because of hawkish statements this week by Federal Reserve officials. Continue reading →
You may have already experienced delivery delays from carriers such as Federal Express, UPS and the US Post Office due to carrier staffing shortages and other factors.
Unfortunately, we expect these delays to continue as we get closer to the holidays, particularly with the additional complication of winter storms. Continue reading →
Gold rebounds early Wednesday after slipping near a one-month low in the previous session on Fed comments showing a decided hawkish direction. The yellow metal shrugged off this morning’s positive job numbers. Continue reading →
Gold rises modestly early Monday on omicron concerns. News of the new coronavirus variant’s spread affected all markets much more strongly when it broke on Friday, but the headlines continue to unsettle investors, boosting the yellow metal’s appeal as a hedge against uncertainty. Continue reading →
Gold holding steady above $1,780 an ounce after the release of very positive U.S. jobless claims and muted U.S. Q3 GDP growth. The yellow metal had dipped early Wednesday with strength in the dollar kept futures below the $1,800-an-ounce threshold. Continue reading →
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