Gold and Silver News

7, March

GOLD and SILVER NEWS & COMMENTARY

Gold steady as upbeat U.S. jobs support Fed hike – Reuters

Gold supported by ETF demand, short-covering – Bullion Desk

China gold reserves rise to 57.5 mln fine troy ounces at end-Feb – Reuters

Canada stands alone in G7 as it empties its coffers of gold – Financial Post

Mark Cuban sparks ‘berserk’ bets on gold – CNBC

Global Housing Bubbles To Burst – Keiser Report

There’s a 100% Probability of a U.S. Recession Within a Year – Rogers – Bloomberg

Bitcoin Transactions Get Stranded as Cryptocurrency Maxes Out – Technology Review

Faith in central banks’ healing powers faltering: BIS – Reuters

BlackRock Suspends ETF Issuance Due To “Surging Demand For Gold” – Zero Hedge

‘7 Real Risks To Your Gold Ownership’ – Access Guide Here

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