Breaking Gold News and Commentary (26 November 2015)

Breaking Gold News and Commentary (26 November, 2015)

26, November

IMPORTANT NEWS

Most U.S. Stocks Gain With Dollar on Strong Data as Oil Climbs – Bloomberg
Gold ends lower as U.S. data maintains rate-hike expectations – MarketWatch
Sell gold because of Draghi? That’s ridiculous – CNBC
Gold inches down, as mixed data provides few clues on rate hike timing – Investing.com
The gold that’s as light as AIR: New foam could lead to revolution in jewellery – Mail Online

IMPORTANT ANALYSIS

Will Fresh QE From ECB Boost Gold? – seekingalpha.com
‘Silk Road’ Countries’ Gold Reserves and Demand Accumulation Has Grown 450% Since 2008 – Jesse’s Café Américain
The December Jobs Number May Really Be The “Most Important Ever” – ZeroHedge
Death of paper gold & Silver: The Data Proves It – Silverseek.com
One More Lower Low? – Goldseek.com

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