Breaking Gold News and Commentary (05 October 2015)

Breaking Gold News and Commentary (05 October, 2015)

October 5, 2015

IMPORTANT NEWS

Gold retains sharp gains after sluggish U.S. jobs data – Reuters
Gold Holds Biggest Gain Since January on Rates; Palladium Surges – Bloomberg
Gold scores more than 2% gain, but still posts weekly loss – MarketWatch
Economists Can’t Find the Silver Lining in Poor Jobs Report – Bloomberg
Perth Mint Silver Sales Jump As Prices Fall to Six-Year Low – Bloomberg

IMPORTANT ANALYSIS

We’re in a really scary market: Paul Gambles – CNBC
Thoughts From the Frontline: Recession Watch – Maudlin Economics
Physical Silver Demand Will Destroy Paper Rigged Markets – SRSRocco Report
Gundlach Explains Why The Market Hasn’t Crashed Yet: “People Are Holding And Hoping” – Zero Hedge
Russia bombing in Syria escalates oil price war with Saudi Arabia – The Telegraph

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