Gold and Silver Bullion – News and Commentary
Gold futures pop higher as fresh China tariffs escalate trade-war fear (MarketWatch.com)
Gold hits 1-week high as dollar dips, U.S.-China trade tensions escalate (Reuters.com)
China’s Counterpunch to Trump’s Tariffs Sparks Global Selloff (Bloomberg.com)
Growth in U.S. Service Industries Cools for a Second Month (Bloomberg.com)
U.S. factory orders increase broadly in February (Reuters.com)
Gold Is Heading to $1,400 If Trade War Breaks Out, According to Sprott (Bloomberg.com)
No Exit in Sight for the World Record Holder in Negative Rates (Bloomberg.com)
Three Mini-Bubbles Burst. Is One Of The Big Ones Next? (DollarCollapse.com)
Matt King: This Is The Real Reason Behind The Blow Out In Libor-OIS (ZeroHedge.com)
Goldman Sachs: 20 Years Left of Mineable Gold (ProActiveInvestors.co.uk)
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Gold Prices (LBMA AM)
04 Apr: USD 1,343.15, GBP 955.52 & EUR 1,092.79 per ounce
03 Apr: USD 1,336.60, GBP 949.65 & EUR 1,085.99 per ounce
29 Mar: USD 1,323.90, GBP 941.69 & EUR 1,075.80 per ounce
28 Mar: USD 1,341.05, GBP 946.24 & EUR 1,082.23 per ounce
27 Mar: USD 1,350.65, GBP 954.64 & EUR 1,087.41 per ounce
26 Mar: USD 1,348.40, GBP 949.27 & EUR 1,086.95 per ounce
23 Mar: USD 1,342.35, GBP 952.80 & EUR 1,088.65 per ounce
Silver Prices (LBMA)
04 Apr: USD 16.46, GBP 11.72 & EUR 13.40 per ounce
03 Apr: USD 16.52, GBP 11.78 & EUR 13.44 per ounce
29 Mar: USD 16.28, GBP 11.58 & EUR 13.21 per ounce
28 Mar: USD 16.46, GBP 11.63 & EUR 13.28 per ounce
27 Mar: USD 16.64, GBP 11.79 & EUR 13.41 per ounce
26 Mar: USD 16.61, GBP 11.67 & EUR 13.39 per ounce
23 Mar: USD 16.53, GBP 11.70 & EUR 13.39 per ounce
Recent Market Updates
– Martin Luther King Jr. Anniversary: Reminds Us Of Costs Of War To Society and Financial System
– Gold Outperforms Stocks In Q1, 2018
– Brexit, Stagflation Pressures UK High Street
– Gold Is Money While Currencies Today Are “IOU Nothings”
– “Stars Are Slowly Aligning For Gold” – Frisby
– Uncle Sam Issuing $300 Billion In New Debt This Week Alone
– Eurozone Faces Many Threats Including Trade Wars and “Eurozone Time-Bomb” In Italy
– Silver Futures Report and JP Morgan Record Silver Bullion Holding Is Extremely Bullish
– London House Prices Falling Sharply – UK’s Much Needed Wake-Up Call
– Global Trade War Fears See Precious Metals Gain And Stocks Fall
– Gold +1.8%, Silver +2.5% As Fed Increases Rates And Trade War Looms
– Credit Concerns In U.S. Growing As LIBOR OIS Surges to 2009 High
– Four Charts: Debt, Defaults and Bankruptcies To See Higher Gold
