Breaking Gold News and Commentary (27 August 2015)

27, August

IMPORTANT NEWS

Gold coasts along as stocks perk up, possible Fed hike delay supports – Reuters
Relief Rally Takes Hold in Asia After U.S. Rebound; Metals Gain – Bloomberg
Fed’s Dudley: September rate hike looks less compelling – CNBC
Gold Gets Ignored Amid Market Turmoil as Focus Stays on Fed – Bloomberg
Lost Nazi train full of gold ‘discovered’ beneath Polish city – Independent.ie

IMPORTANT COMMENTARY

Why gold was the best buy in 2008-9 crash and will be this time too – GoldSeek.com

Stock up on canned food for stock market crash, warns former Gordon Brown adviser – The Independent

Jim Grant Warns “The Fed Turned The Stock Market Into A ‘Hall Of Mirrors’ – Zero Hedge
Why We Can’t Handle An Equities Bear Market, Part 1: State Budgets Will Implode – DollarCollapse.com
How Washington will try to rig the stock market – New York Post

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