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Breaking Gold News and Commentary (15 January 2015)

15, January

NEWS

“Gold’s gotten a little bit ahead of itself in the short-term…” said GoldCore – MarketWatch

Gold firms after losses, uptick in risk appetite caps gains – Reuters

Gold gains in early Asia on rebound after sharp overnight drop – Investing.com

Giving up on stocks: China’s retail investors seek safety first – Reuters

Fed’s Bullard cites ‘worrisome’ drop in inflation expectations – Reuters

COMMENTARY

Gundlach: Gold prices will spike 30% – CNN

UK house prices to crash as global asset prices unravel – The Telegraph

Scrap Bank of England’s powers after century of boom and bust, think-tank says – The Telegraph

Charlie Morris: the future of investing is digital – MoneyWeek

Bearish J.P Morgan says sell stocks on any rally – MarketWatch

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