Breaking Gold News and Commentary (19 March 2015)

March 19, 2015

IMPORTANT NEWS

Gold At Near Two-Week High As Dollar Tumbles On Dovish Fed – Reuters

Gold Extends Rally As Fed Signals Slower Pace of Rate Increases – Bloomberg

China Demand May Help Lift Gold Prices To $3,000 By 2030 – MarketWatch

Gold Climbs Most Since January As Fed Officials Cut Rate Outlook – Bloomberg

Gold Rallies After Fed Says Cautious On U.S. Economic Growth – Reuters

IMPORTANT COMMENTARY

The Lucky Chancellor’s 2015 Budget Was A Triumph Of Electioneering Over Economics – The Telegraph

Stronger Dollar To Hike The Price Of Us Holidays And Exports – The Irish Independent

Bitcoin And Gold: When Worlds Collide – Forbes

Gold Price Forecast To Double To $2 400/oz By 2030 – Mining Review

Dollar Flash Crashes: Currency Market Pulverized As Dollar Implodes After Close – Zero Hedge

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