Breaking Gold News and Commentary (04 December 2015)

Breaking Gold News and Commentary (04 December, 2015)

December 4, 2015

Greece at frontline of the migrant crisis, just as it is Europe’s economic implosion
Photo: Santi Palacios/AP

IMPORTANT NEWS

Gold holds above 2010 lows ahead of U.S. jobs data – Reuters
Gold Heads for First Weekly Gain Since October as U.S. Jobs Eyed – Bloomberg
Gold Futures Rebound From Five-Year Low After ECB Rate Cut – Bloomberg
Gold rebounds from 2010 lows after ECB rate decision – Reuters
India targets temple gold hoard to rescue monetisation plan – Reuters

IMPORTANT ANALYSIS

Mario Draghi riles Germany with QE overkill – The Telegraph
Draghi Braves QE Hype With Boost That Leaves ECB Room to Do More – Bloomberg
How might the next big market crash unfold? – MoneyWeek
Greece is back at the heart of EU’s existential crisis with threatened expulsion from Schengen – The Telegraph
Why The US Mint Has Sold Out of Silver Coins – Casey Research

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