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Will Global Debt Boost Gold?
By Arkadiusz Sieroń - February 05, 2016
A global debt time bomb is ticking. What does it mean for the global economy and the gold market? Global Debt Rising Eight years after the burst of a global credit bubble resulted in the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, debt continues to grow. In
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Gold Shined In January
By Arkadiusz Sieroń - February 04, 2016
Gold started the new year with a bang. Does it imply a beginning of a bull market or it is only a temporary rise? The Rise in Risk-Aversion The London spot price of the shiny metal gained almost 5 percent in January. What were the reasons behind this rise? Well, t
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Is NIRP Positive For Gold?
By Arkadiusz Sieroń - February 03, 2016
The last Bank of Japan’s move is an excellent opportunity to discuss the impact of NIRP on the gold market. How will it affect the global economy and the price of gold? It’s NIRP Time The Zero Interest-Rate Policy is over. Now, it’s time for Negative Interest-Rate
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Gold Rises On Weak Economic Data
By Arkadiusz Sieroń - February 02, 2016
Yesterday, gold hit a 3-month high on weak economic data. What does it mean for the US economy and the gold market? U.S. Manufacturing Is Contracting First, the Institute for Supply Management’s manufacturing index edged up from 48.0 to 48.2, but it remained below
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Will Japanese NIRP Boost Gold?
By Arkadiusz Sieroń - February 01, 2016
The Bank of Japan adopted negative interest rates last Friday. What does it mean for the U.S. economy and the gold market? Rate Cut The Japanese insane monetary policy became even more insane. The Bank of Japan announced that it “will apply a negative interest rat
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Gold Bearishness Is Rooted In Sentiment Not Fundamentals
By Joshua Rodriguez - January 29, 2016
Gold has been on a bearish trend for years! Unfortunately, since 2011, the value of the yellow metal has fallen dramatically. However, I've done a bit of research on the precious metal, and I have to say, what I found was incredibly interesting. The bottom line here
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Durable Goods Orders and Gold
By Arkadiusz Sieroń - January 29, 2016
New orders for manufactured durable goods decreased 5.1 percent in December. What does it mean for the U.S. economy and the gold market? Demand for durable goods plunged in December, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. New orders decreased 5.1 percent, the fourt
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Gold May Get A Boost From The Federal Reserve
By Joshua Rodriguez - January 28, 2016
Gold, in my opinion, is the most interesting commodity on the market. That's because there are so many factors that play a role in the demand for the shiny yellow metal. Today, the Federal Reserve may be one of those factors. The Fed recently released details from W
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Gold up and Stocks Down the Right Forecast So Far for 2016
By Peter Cooper - January 27, 2016
Almost a month into the New Year and gold price optimists are smiling while the stock marker crowd is looking pretty sick. However, global financial markets may have to shake, rattle and roll rather more vigorously for a powerful breakout in the yellow metal. How
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