Breaking Gold News and Commentary (9 March 2015)

9, March

IMPORTANT NEWS

Gold Struggles Near 3-Month Low On Dollar, Us Jobs Data – Reuters

Gold Erases 2015 Gains On Concern U.S. Rates Will Rise – Bloomberg

Gold Sinks Nearly 3 Pct To 3-Mth Lows After U.S. Jobs Data – Reuters

Fed Rate Hike Expectations Hit Stocks, Dollar Holds Firm – Reuters

Flipping A Coin: Rare U.S. Coin Market Hits Records – Reuters

IMPORTANT COMMENTARY

Austria Is Fast Becoming Europe’s Latest Debt Nightmare – The Telegraph

Apple May Be About To Polish The Gold Market – CNBC

Apple May Buy 746 Tonnes Of Gold For Its Smartwatches – International Business Times

Celente – Why The Closing Of London Gold Vaults Will Shake The World! – King World News

Gold Is Heading Toward A Critical Point: Charts – CNBC

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