Gold and Silver Bullion – News and Commentary
Gold hovers near 5-week low; political tensions support (Reuters.com)
Gold ends lower as Fed seen adopting hawkish stance (Marketwatch.com)
Dollar rises after Fed Dudley’s comments, yen falls (Reuters.com)
U.S. Tech Stocks Rally; Dollar Gains, Bonds Slide: Markets Wrap (Bloomberg.com)
Gold ends lower as Fed seen adopting hawkish stance (Marketwatch.com)
Are Central Banks Getting Ready to Crash the System Again?” (Goldseek.com)
“The Central-Bank Moment” – Global Excess Liquidity Collapses (24HGold.com)
The Pin To Pop This Mother Of All Bubbles? (24HGold.com)
Gold Prices (LBMA AM)
20 Jun: USD 1,246.50, GBP 981.99 & EUR 1,117.24 per ounce
19 Jun: USD 1,251.10, GBP 976.86 & EUR 1,117.73 per ounce
16 Jun: USD 1,256.60, GBP 984.04 & EUR 1,124.03 per ounce
15 Jun: USD 1,260.25, GBP 992.57 & EUR 1,127.67 per ounce
14 Jun: USD 1,268.25, GBP 995.83 & EUR 1,131.41 per ounce
13 Jun: USD 1,261.30, GBP 992.26 & EUR 1,125.33 per ounce
12 Jun: USD 1,269.25, GBP 998.14 & EUR 1,131.28 per ounce
Silver Prices (LBMA)
20 Jun: USD 16.59, GBP 13.10 & EUR 14.88 per ounce
19 Jun: USD 16.67, GBP 13.02 & EUR 14.87 per ounce
16 Jun: USD 16.86, GBP 13.19 & EUR 15.10 per ounce
15 Jun: USD 16.86, GBP 13.19 & EUR 15.10 per ounce
14 Jun: USD 16.96, GBP 13.32 & EUR 15.14 per ounce
13 Jun: USD 16.82, GBP 13.21 & EUR 15.01 per ounce
12 Jun: USD 17.13, GBP 13.50 & EUR 15.27 per ounce
Recent Market Updates
– James Rickards: Gold Will Start Heading Higher On “Dwindling” Supply
– Billionaires Invest In Gold
– Brexit and UK election impact UK housing
– In Gold we Trust: Must See Gold Charts and Research
– Pension Funds, Sovereign Wealth Funds, Central Banks “Stock Up” on Gold “Amid Uncertainty”
– 4 Charts Show Gold May Be Heading Much Higher
– Gold in Pounds Surges 1.5% To £1,001/oz – UK Political Turmoil Likely
– Gold Prices Steady On UK Election Risk; ECB Meeting and Geopolitical Risk
– Gold Breaks 6-Year Downtrend On Safe Haven and 50% Surge In Chinese Demand
– Deposit Bail In Risk as Spanish Bank’s Stocks Crash
– Terrorist attacks see Gold Stay Firm
– Trust in the Bigger Picture, Trust in Gold
– Trump, UK and the Middle East drive uncertainty
