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Gold Prices End Mixed, Hovering Near 4-Year Low
- (Kitco News) - Gold prices ended the U.S. day session narrowly mixed Tuesday—cash (spot) gold slightly higher while Comex futures prices were modestly lower. The gold bears remain in firm technical control as prices trade not far above the recent four-year low. The key “outside markets” remain in overall bearish postures [...]
- Gold Narrowly Mixed on Chart Consolidation; Bears Still in Command
(Kitco News) - Gold prices are trading narrowly mixed in early U.S. dealings Tuesday—cash (spot) gold is modestly higher while Comex futures prices are slightly lower. The bears remain in firm technical control as gold prices hover near the recent four-year low. December Comex gold was last down $2.10 at $1,167.70 [...] - Gold Weaker as Rallying U.S. Dollar Remains a Major Bearish Outside Market Force
(Kitco News) - Gold ended the U.S. day session modestly lower, with Comex futures prices closing at a fresh four-year-low close Monday. The precious metals markets are still anchored by the strong rally in the U.S. dollar index. December Comex gold was last down $4.00 at $1,167.60 an ounce. Spot gold [...] - CFTC Data Show Large Speculators Bullish Gold Holdings Slip, Turn Bearish Silver
(Kitco News) - Large speculators’ recent buildup in bullish Comex gold futures and options holdings was short-lived as these traders trimmed some of their newly added longs in the latest Commodity Futures Trading Commission weekly data. In the past two weekly reports, these traders aggressively added to net-long positioning in both the [...] - Technical Trading: Will Gold Retest The Breakout Point?
(Kitco News) - In the wake of last week's substantial and significant selling pressure, which tugged Comex December gold futures below the all-important chart support zone at $1,180 per ounce, the gold market is now overextended and oversold. Over a four-day period, from the October 28 high at $1,235.50 to the October [...] - Gold Weaker, Hovering Near 4-Year Low, As Strong U.S. Dollar Keeps Buyers Scarce
(Kitco News) - Gold prices are modestly lower and not far above last week’s four-year low in early U.S. trading Monday. The precious metals markets are still anchored by the strong rally in the U.S. dollar index, which pushed to a four-year high overnight. December Comex gold was last down $3.10 [...] - Gold Touches Four-Year Low Friday; US Jobs Data Awaits Next Week
(Kitco News) - Talk about a Halloween trick for bullish gold traders: the yellow metal fell to its lowest level in four years, as the U.S. dollar rose on the bank of unexpected stimulus by the Bank of Japan. For next week, market watchers said gold will take its cue from any [...] - Sizable Majority Expect Weaker Gold Prices Next Week
(Kitco News) - The end of the Federal Reserve’s asset-purchase program and gold’s break through the $1,180-an-ounce support level on Friday has the majority of participants in the Kitco News weekly Gold Survey seeing weaker prices next week. Out of 36 participants, 22 responded this week. Of those, seven see higher prices, [...] - U.S. Elections May Have Limited Short-Term Effect But Longer-Term Implications For Gold
(Kitco News) -Gold may not show much immediate reaction to mid-term U.S. elections next week but there are potential longer-term ramifications if the Republicans should end up with control of both chambers of Congress, which could mean increased political deadlock with the Obama administration, observers said. In particular, analysts at HSBC [...] - Gold Falls Below Key $1,180 Support As Stocks, Dollar Strengthen; Sell Stops Hit
(Kitco News) -Gold fell below a key chart-support level that traders have talked about for weeks – a triple bottom around $1,180 an ounce. The December gold futures on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange tumbled as far as $1,162.10 an ounce Friday, their lowest level in four [...] - Gold Sharply Lower in Aftermath of Hawkish FOMC, Rallying Greenback; Silver Sinks to 4-Year Low
(Kitco News) - Gold prices ended the U.S. day session sharply lower and hit a three-week low Thursday. Precious metals have been hit hard by a stronger U.S. dollar and a surprisingly hawkish Federal Reserve. Silver prices slumped to a four-year low Thursday. December Comex gold was last down $25.50 at [...] - Agnico Eagle Sees Canadian, European Operations As Hedge Against Higher Dollar
(Kitco News) - Considering that 80% of Agnico Eagle Mining’s (TSX: AEM)(NYSE: AEM) operations are in Canada and Europe, the firm may have a “natural hedge” to a stronger U.S. dollar. “If we see further weakness in the gold price, we can anticipate a weaker Canadian dollar and euro, we almost [...] - Gold Lower in Wake of Hawkish FOMC and amid Stronger U.S. Dollar
(Kitco News) - Gold prices are lower and hit a three-week low in early U.S. trading Wednesday. The precious metals are feeling the bearish effects of rally in the U.S. dollar index that was prompted by a hawkish FOMC statement Wednesday afternoon. Silver futures prices hit a four-year low overnight. December [...] - FOMC Statement Construed As Tilting Hawkish For Monetary Policy; Gold Declines
(Kitco News) - A statement from the U.S. Federal Open Market Committee Wednesday was deemed modestly hawkish and thus bearish for gold as policy-makers formally ended their quantitative-easing program and also suggested labor-market conditions are improving. With the expected end of the bond-buying program commonly referred to as QE, traders were [...] - Gold Sells Off On FOMC Minutes That Favor Hawks, And On Rallying U.S. Dollar
(Kitco News) - Gold prices traded solidly lower and hit a three-week low Wednesday afternoon, in the immediate aftermath of the latest FOMC statement that was deemed a bit hawkish on U.S. monetary policy. The U.S. dollar index also surged on the FOMC statement, which also worked to put downside price [...]
- Mawson West starts commissioning of DRC flagship
Africa-focused miner Mawson West on Tuesday reported that it had started commissioning of its Kapulo mine, in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), and that it had reduced construction capital costs by about $14-million. The Perth, Australia-based company said that the ramp-up to nameplate capacity was expected to be reached in the first quarter of next year, targeting a production rate of about 20 000 t/y of copper in concentrate. - Contractor dies at Great Panther Silver’s Topia mine, Mexico
A contract miner died on Saturday when struck by falling rock that became dislodged while he was working in a raise at TSX- and NYSE-listed Great Panther Silver’s Hormiguera underground mine, one of ten independent mines comprising the Topia mine district, in Durango state, Mexico. All underground activities at Hormiguera were immediately suspended and secured, while relevant government authorities were contacted. Formal investigations were under way. - Botswana mining output jumps 16.7% year-on-year in Q1
Botswana's mining production rose 16.7% year-on-year in the first quarter mainly due to the completion of maintenance at the Orapa diamond mine, the first set of industry figures from Statistics Botswana showed on Friday. Diamond output was the biggest contributor to growth in the first quarter, rising 26%. - Goldcorp stock falls on Q3 earnings miss
The NYSE-listed stock of miner Goldcorp on Thursday fell 10% after the world’s largest gold producer by market capitalisation swung to a net loss for the three months ended September 30. Vancouver-based Goldcorp had a loss for the third quarter of $44-million, or $0.05 a share, compared with net earnings of $5-million, or $0.01 a share, in the comparable quarter a year earlier. - Rambler Metals reports solid full-year performance
Having reported strong results for its financial year ended July 31 and with a fully repaid debt facility and a stack of cash in the bank, Aim- and TSX-V-listed Rambler Metals is looking towards the 2015 fiscal year to take the company to the next level. Rambler, which currently operates the Ming copper/gold mine, in Newfoundland and Labrador, reported net profit of $9-million, or $0.063 a share. This was flat when compared with the previous year, but resulted in more cash in hand with which to make investments. - Morro Bay Resources finds more resource upside at multivein Mexico project
Mexico-focused mineral exploration firm Morro Bay Resources this week released results from a drilling campaign at the San Rafael historic mine area, at the multiveined Peñoles project, in Durango state, indicating the presence of multiple mineralised zones. The Calgary, Alberta-based explorer on Thursday noted that the most recent round of drilling, comprising five holes, focused on a previously untested target in the vicinity of the old San Rafael mine workings, about 2 km east of the Morro Bay discovered gold zone at El Capitan and the high-grade silver vein system at Jesus Maria, all deposits forming part of the Peñoles project. - Hochschild’s Q3 output down, working to overcome construction delays at Peru project
Latin America-focused precious metals producer Hochschild Mining on Thursday said attributable output for the three months ended September 30 fell 24% to 4.8-million silver-equivalent ounces, mainly owing to no contribution from the depleted Ares mine, in Peru. Despite output being lower than the 6.3-million silver-equivalent ounces produced in the same period last year, the epithermal-vein mining specialist said it was on track to deliver on its production forecast of 21-million silver-equivalent ounces this year. - Fortress Minerals to buy stalled Ecuador project for $240m from Kinross
TSX-V-listed Fortress Minerals has agreed to buy the stalled Fruta del Norte (FDN) gold/silver project, in Ecuador, for $240-million in cash and scrip from TSX- and NYSE-listed Kinross Gold. Kinross last year booked a $720-million charge related to the discontinued FDN. Kinross shelved the project after it and the Ecuador government could not agree on a 70% windfall tax. - Treasury Metals files EIS for Goliath gold project, Ontario
TSX-listed project developer Treasury Metals on Tuesday announced that it had achieved a significant milestone in developing its flagship Goliath Gold project, in north-western Ontario, after filing an environmental-impact statement (EIS) with the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency (CEAA). "The filing of our EIS with [the] CEAA is a key aspect in the federal government's environmental assessment process. With the submission of the EIS, a renewed round of public and Aboriginal consultation and engagement will be initiated. I would encourage participation by all interested parties in this rigorous environmental review,” Treasury president and CEO Martin Walter said in a statement. - Chieftain Metals reports strong project feasibility optimisation
The proponent of the Tulsequah Chief polymetallic project, in British Columbia, Chieftain Metals, late on Monday published the results of an optimised feasibility study, aimed at improving the financeability of the project in the current difficult market. The 2014 feasibility update, prepared by a team led by consulting engineering firm JDS Energy & Mining, reflected a project with lower capital costs resulting in enhanced projected investment returns, despite lower yearly output. - Peru rules out tax breaks or subsidies to counter slowdown
Peru's government has ruled out cutting taxes or introducing subsidies to encourage investment and cushion export sectors from the worst economic slowdown in five years, the minister responsible for industry said on Thursday. The government said earlier this year that it was considering introducing new tax reforms, including possibly lowering the corporate tax rate from 30%. - Concerns about possible deflationary spiral as commodity prices continue to slide
In a global economy witnessing passive consumer inflation, sluggish wage growth and falling commodity prices, some market observers have shown concern about the potential for deflation in developed markets. Last month, gold dipped below $1 200/oz, before recovering marginally, as inflation hedges lost favour amongst investors fearing low growth and lackluster monetary policies, which could yield deflation in the world’s most advanced economies. - LBMA names Morgan Stanley as gold, silver market maker
The London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) said on Thursday it appointed Morgan Stanley as a market maker, underscoring the ambitions of some banks to expand into precious metals trading while others exit due to stringent regulations. LBMA said it named Morgan Stanley & Co International, a unit of US investment bank Morgan Stanley, as a spot and options market-making member effective Thursday. - Precious metals markets influenced by monetary conditions, industrial metal prices remain ...
While precious metal markets were influenced by monetary conditions, industrial metals have managed to remain somewhat detached from generic economic conditions, with prices being determined by fundamentals of supply and demand that were, in many cases, specific to each metal, French corporate and investment bank Natixis said in its 2014 second-half metals review released this week. Factors impacting on the industrial metals market included structural change in China and other government policies around the world, such as Zambia’s government struggling to administer a “fair” tax on mining companies and Indonesia, Zambia and the Democratic Republic of Congo trying to boost economic development by encouraging mining companies to process ores and concentrates locally. - Prophecy Coal to buy high-grade Bolivian silver producer
Vancouver-based Prophecy Coal on Wednesday announced that it had agreed to buy two of TSX-V-listed Apogee Silver’s subsidiaries in order to acquire the Pulacayo-Paca silver/lead/zinc mine, in Bolivia. Prophecy Coal has a diverse portfolio of projects including coal mining and thermal power generation assets in Mongolia, as well as vanadium, molybdenum and copper exploration projects in Canada. The transaction would open the door for it to become a high-grade silver producer in the not too distant future.
- Endeavour Mining expects delay to Burkina Faso gold project permitting
West Africa-focused gold miner Endeavour Mining expects the current political turmoil in Burkina Faso to set back the permitting schedule for its Houndé project at least until after elections had been held, expected within the next 90 days. The country is under military rule after the army stepped in last week following the forced resignation of President Blaise Compaore. - Endeavour meets cost target, says Burkina Faso mine operating
Dual-listed gold miner Endeavour Mining on Tuesday reported that it had met its all-in sustaining cost (ASIC) target and confirmed that its Burkina Faso mine continued to operate despite the civil unrest in the West African country. The mining company slashed ASICs to $991/oz in the third quarter ended September, compared with the A$1 021/oz achieved in the previous quarter, and the $1 118/oz achieved in the previous corresponding quarter. - Kin eyes FS after completing Leonora buy
ASX-listed junior developer Kin Mining would launch resource evaluation, drilling and feasibility activities at the Leonora gold project, in Western Australia, after completing the project acquisition this week. Kin reached an agreement with the administrators of Navigator Resources to purchase the Leonora project in April this year, settling the acquisition on Monday with the payment of A$1-million in cash, and the issue of one-million Kin shares to secured creditor Waterton Global Value. - No 1 gold ETF sees biggest monthly outflow this year in October
The world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, New York's SPDR Gold Shares, saw an outflow of over $1-billion of metal last month as investors lightened holdings in anticipation of a further price drop from current four-year lows. Data from the GLD fund showed on Monday that its holdings slid to their lowest in six years after an outflow of 28.7 t in October, their biggest of any month this year. - Romarco secures $200m, no-hedge finance facility
A week after obtaining a federal permit under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act for the company's Haile gold mine project, in South Carolina, Romarco Minerals on Monday said it had inked a binding commitment letter with a consortium of financiers for a $200-million 8.5-year senior secured project finance facility. Toronto-based Romarco reported that Caterpillar Financial Services, Macquarie Bank and Societe Generale Corporate & Investment Banking had agree to borrow the project developer $200-million through a debt facility, which would carry no mandatory gold hedging requirements, at a London Interbank Offered Rate plus 3.75% to 4.25%, which would be secured by assets of Romarco subsidiary Haile Gold Mine Inc without recourse to the parent after completion. - AngloGold targeting ton of new technology gold in 2015
Gold mining company AngloGold Ashanti is targeting a ton of new technology gold next year. South African chief operating officer Mike O’Hare said on Monday in response to UBS gold analyst Kane Slutzkin during question time at the company’s third-quarter results presentation that the cost of the roll-out of the technology was looking favourable owing to its deployment in high-grade pillars. - $70m investment to increase Blanket mine’s output by up to 75 000 oz by 2021
Increased investment in triple-listed Caledonia Mining’s 49%-owned Blanket mine, in Zimbabwe, as set out in the mine’s revised plan, was expected to give rise to yearly production from inferred resources of about 70 000 oz to 75 000 oz by 2021, the company said on Monday. The company stated that this was in addition to projected production, in 2021, of about 6 000 oz from proven and probable mineral reserves, adding that the revised plan was also expected to improve Blanket’s long-term operational efficiency, flexibility and sustainability. - GoldStone approves £1.25m investment by Stratex
GoldStone Resources’ board has, following an extraordinary general meeting and the admission of new shares to listing on Aim, approved the proposed £1.25-million investment in GoldStone by Aim-listed exploration and development company Stratex International. While the transaction rendered Stratex a 34% equity shareholder in the group, the exercise of warrants would give it a 50.1% stake in GoldStone. - Sumatra completes hedging deal for Tembang
Gold hopeful Sumatra Copper & Gold have ticked off a condition to its $45-million funding facility with Nomura Singapore and Indonesia Eximbank, announcing on Monday that it had completed a hedging programme for 50% of the gold and silver production during the first two years of operations at its Tembang gold project, in Indonesia. Some 42 000 oz of gold was hedged at a strike price of $1 108.50/oz, if at the time of delivery was below $1 428.50/oz. If the gold price traded above this, Sumatra would receive a gold price equivalent to the prevailing gold price, less $320/oz. - Gold option volatility soars as investors race to protect against rout
Gold option volatility soared to its highest level since early this year on Friday, as investors scrambled to protect their positions against a prolonged rout after bullion tumbled to its lowest in four years. The 2% drop in gold December futures, its biggest one-day decline since July, fuelled a revival of interest in options, in which trading had dimmed after months of range-bound prices. - Eldorado Gold’s Q3 profit falls on iron-ore inventory write-down
TSX- and NYSE-listed Eldorado Gold this week reported a 45% decline in third-quarter net profit, as it booked an inventory write-down at the Vila Nova iron-ore mine, in northern Brazil. The Vancouver-based company, which has operations in Brazil, China, Greece, Turkey and Romania, noted a net profit of $19.8-million, or $0.03 a share, for the three months ended September 30, down 46% from $36.4-million, or $0.05 a share, in the comparable quarter last year. - TomaGold and Iamgold revise Quebec properties earn-in agreement
TSX-V-listed TomaGold and TSX-listed Iamgold have revised the terms of their agreement dated November 12, 2013, through which Iamgold would have acquired a 50% interest in each of the Monster Lake, Winchester and Lac-a-l'Eau-Jaune properties, in Quebec. As a result of different factors, including unusually heavy fall rains, which significantly restricted access to areas of the Monster Lake property and delayed Iamgold’s drilling programme, Iamgold and TomaGold reported on Friday that they had agreed to extend the exploration commitments in the agreement from November 12 to May 1. - Russian, Ontario litigation could thwart Centerra’s Kyrgyz restructuring talks
The outcomes of two ongoing court cases in Russia and Ontario could potentially have a significant impact on the restructuring negotiations between Canadian miner Centerra Gold and the Kyrgyz Republic government over the ownership of the Kumtor gold mine. Centerra’s president and CEO Ian Atkinson this week said despite ongoing negotiations towards a definitive agreement, based on the heads of agreement (HoA) signed on January 18, the outcomes of the litigation could in both cases result in awards being satisfied against State-owned miner Kyrgyzaltyn JSC’s 32.7% equity interest in Centerra. - Harmony shuts Kusasalethu after illegal miners cause fire
Gold miner Harmony Gold has closed its Kusasalethu mine for two weeks, as it takes a stance against the scourge of illegal miners after a fire – the third this month – threatened the safety and health of mineworkers. The fire, believed to have been started on Thursday by illegal miners, had spurred CEO Graham Briggs to close the mine while efforts to remove all illegal miners and complete all enhanced security and access control measures started. - Gold recoverer Goldplat turning attention to platinum opportunity
Gold recovery company Goldplat, the South African operations of which generated an operating profit in the three months to September 30, is taking steps to diversify into platinum group metal (PGM) recovery. The London-AIM-listed company, which serves companies including AngloGold Ashanti, Harmony Gold and Gold Fields, recovers bullion from mining process items that include mill liners, wood chips, fine carbon and sludges.
- Gold trades near four-week high
AverageJoeOptions.com founder Todd Horwitz and Bloomberg's Joseph Deaux discuss the price of gold
- Gold hoarding secrets of the UK mapped
The secret gold buying habits of UK customers has been revealed in an exclusive report for the Telegraph
- Here be treasure: map of where Brits are hoarding gold
The secret gold buying habits of UK customers has been revealed in an exclusive report for the Telegraph
- Cheapest way to buy Royal Mint gold? Not from the Royal Mint
The Royal Mint has selling investment coins direct to the public. But here's how you can buy the same gold for less
- Royal Mint's tip for investors: go for gold
Royal Mint opens new gold buying website for the "relatively affordable" precious metal
- Miner raises funds to dig for gold in Ireland
Connemara Mining Company hopes to unearth gold in the Wicklow-Wexford border, just south of Dublin
- Super-rich rush to buy 'Italian Job' style gold bars
Economic uncertainties trigger rush for 12.5kg gold bars, worth about £300,000 each
- Anxious Scottish investors buying gold
Gold-buying by Scots shows 'dramatic increase' in the run-up to the referendum, according to the biggest online bullion market
- September is the time to buy gold, history suggests
Over the past 20 years the gold price has shone in September, this chart shows
- History suggests September is the time to buy gold
Over the past twenty years the gold price has shined in September, this chart shows
- Forget gold - invest in water
Comment: Water-related investments are outperforming gold, oil and the wider stock market, and some believe the trend will run and run
- Arrests made after investors lose average £28,000 on gold leasing and mobile phone minutes scams
City police arrest 13 men in relation to a multi-million pound investment scam
- Market report: Gold miners lose shine as Russia Ukraine tensions ease
An investor exit from safe-haven gold sent mining shares down on Wednesday
- Tables: cheapest fund supermarkets for Isa investing
Updated: Our colour-coded tables show at a glance which investment shop will be cheapest for you
- Gold and oil funds back in favour as investors fear Russian war
Exchange traded gold and oil products enjoy seventh straight weekly gain as investors seeks safe havens
- Central Banks Fracture Not On Philosophy But Failure
the fate in Japan & Europe is not so different than the US, though they will continue to act as if it is until that last moment when nobody actually believes them any longer. - The authorities have created a financial system totally out of sync with reality. When the authorities can no longer keep the house of cards standing, the collapse will be extreme.
- Fatca Is Destroying Lives and It's Going Global
- Oil - "It's The Economy, Stupid"
While he hate to steal the jam from their aggregate donuts, the following chart may just provide a hint at what is really driving oil prices... "it's the economy, stupid!" Correlation is not causation but.. well in this case, it is! - Interest Rates Cannot Rise - Here's Why
- Systemic Breakdown and Economic Collapse Guaranteed - Jim Willie
QE is an absolute guarantee for systemic breakdown and economic collapse - Proof That Gold Is Manipulated Using Paper Gold - Dave Kranzler
- ECB's New Watchdog Takes Over EU Banks Supervision
The European Central Bank has assumed responsibility for the supervision of euro area banks. From now on its new watchdog will directly supervise 120 "significant banking groups", which represent 82 percent (by assets) of the euro area banking sector. - Demand From First Time Home Buyers Hits 21st Century Low
- It begins - German bank charging NEGATIVE interest to its customers
- Anonymous Now - Million Mask March descends on London
The Million Mask March will course through London on Wednesday November 5. The march, in which all demonstrators obscure their faces to protect their identity, is in protest against austerity, mass surveillance & attacks on human rights. - As Gold and Silver Rout Continues, Physical Demand Is Stunning
The safe haven reason for Owning Physical Gold still makes good sense. & given the level of undervaluation we are seeing now, my strategy of continuing to accumulate physical metal remains the right thing to do.
Paul Singer Slams The Fake World - "Fake Growth, Fake Money, Fake Jobs, Fake ...
- Our feeling is that confidence, especially when it is unjustified, is quite a thin veneer. When confidence is lost, that loss can be severe, sudden & simultaneous across a number of markets & sectors.
- Central bankers to challenge Draghi on ECB leadership style
National central bankers in the euro area plan to challenge European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi on Wednesday over what they see as his secretive management style and erratic communication
