Gold's Slide May Not Be Over as Traders Bet on Two More Years of Weakness
The stunning reversal of gold from record highs is accelerating, and options traders are increasingly wagering that the selloff may continue for years rather than months.
U.S. Mint Gold Supply Reportedly Tied to Drug Cartel Mining Networks
Illegally mined Colombian gold was laundered through intermediaries, exported with paperwork that appeared legitimate, and eventually moved into formal global supply chains, according to a new report.
Costco's Golden Opportunity: How The Retail Giant Captured The Bullion Market
Costco's venture into gold sales has become a roaring success, with analysts estimating monthly revenues soaring to $200 million.
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Gold Plunges To Five-Year Lows After Early Asia Rout
Gold prices plunged over 4 percent to five-year lows Monday as a sudden bout of selling across Shanghai and New York markets during the illiquid early Asian trading hours triggered a mini flash crash, deepening bullion's biggest rout in years.
Texas' Gold Returning Within The State's Borders, But Officials Unsure When And How Repository Will Be Built
Earlier this summer, Texas passed a bill that would bring the state's gold back inside its borders.
Child Laborers Work In Ghana's Illegal Gold Mines: Human Rights Watch Report
Human Rights Watch has found several thousand child laborers working in gold mines in Ghana, one of the world's largest producers.
Passengers At Los Angeles International Airport Storm Tarmac After False Report Of A Gunman On The Loose
The rumors stemmed from the police pursuit of an unarmed man near the terminal.
Swiss Voters Reject Gold, Immigration Proposals, Salvaging EU Ties
The referendums reflect a growing public view that Switzerland is under siege from foreign workers eroding its Alpine culture.
India To Take Imminent Steps To Curb Gold Imports: Source
Gold imports into India, the world's No. 2 gold consumer behind China, surged nearly fourfold in October to $4.18 billion from a year ago.
Russian Central Bank Buys Up Domestic Gold Output As Sanctions Bite
Most Russian gold is sold to domestic banks, which can then sell the metal on to either the central bank or to foreign banks.
Gold Price Will Pass $1,400 This Year As US Inflation Rises, USAGOLD Analyst Says
The gold dealer USAGOLD says gold prices will rise even if the Fed raises interest rates.
In Cat-And-Mouse Game, India Uncovers New Gold Smuggling Route
India has imposed a record 10 percent duty on gold imports, prompting smugglers to think of innovative ways to bring the metal into the country.
Gold Prices Headed Down Despite Ukraine, Middle East Conflicts
Gold prices are up this year thanks to geopolitics and a lagging U.S. economy, but they’re looking to fall again pretty soon.
MH17 Ukraine Crash: Malaysian Air Shares Tumble After Attack, Asian Shares, Gold Also Affected
The crash affected shares of Malaysia Airlines as well as those of Cathay Pacific Airways and Air China.
Barclays Fined $44M for Gold Fixing Failures and Trader Daniel James Plunkett Banned
The bank was penalized for mismanaging conflicts of interest between itself and its customers, and for having inadequate controls in place.
India's Gold Imports Expected To Rise As RBI Relaxes Importing Norms
The World Gold Council expects demand for gold from India to increase by nearly 3 percent over last year.
Death Toll Climbs To 12 In Colombia Gold Mine Collapse
Rescue workers on Sunday dug through about 65 feet of heavy debris to reach victims of Wednesday's accident at an illegal mine.
Fair Trade Gold Q&A – From South America to Toronto [INFOGRAPHIC]
We spoke to one of the few North American jewellery retailers who carries Fairtrade gold, sourced from poor miners in South America.
China's Gold Demand Stagnates In 2014, A Year After Gold Rush Fueled By 'Grannies'
The Chinese gold-buying frenzy of 2013 has ebbed as quickly as it erupted.
Japan Sales Tax Hike Boosts Popularity Of Gold As Investors Rush To Beat Implementation Of Tax
On Tuesday, Japan’s sales tax is slated to rise from 5 percent to 8 percent.
Chinese Gold Demand Could Rise In 2014, In Surprise Call, Though India’s Demand May Have Peaked Years Ago
Increasing demand for gold in China comes as demand from India, the world’s second-largest consumer, has declined in recent years.
Why Did Gold Crash In April 2013? Computerized Trading Is One Explanation
One prominent analyst cites the effects of high-volume computerized trading.
Gold Regains Allure As Safe Haven From Emerging Markets
Gold prices have risen over tensions in Ukraine. Are the recent gains sustainable? Or Pyrrhic?
German Gold Makes It Way Back Home From Fed, Slowly
A German central bank official criticized certain speculation about the central bank's motives as “wild and ridiculous conspiracy theories.”
If Russia Central Bank Sold Gold, Gold Market Could Shiver
But Russia’s central bank has been a strong and consistent buyer of gold in the past several years.
Indian Gold Industry Plans Strike
Up to 500,000 stores are expected to take part in the demonstration.
Facebook Vs. Gold Mining Industry: One Could Buy The Other [CHART]
For Facebook's $19 billion WhatsApp buy, investors could buy the entire South African gold mining industry, according to one gold analyst.
Gold Sees Boost From Ukraine Safe Haven Buying: UBS
Once again, the precious metal is being favored as a safe haven, in light of the Ukraine crisis.
Turkish Consumers Take Gold Profits, After Strong Year For Demand In 2013
Gold demand rose the third fastest in the world in Turkey in 2013, for consumers.
Mining Gold In The Arctic: Brave New World
Agnico-Eagle Mines’ Meadowbank gold mine saw record production in 2013.
Global Gold Demand: Investors Undermine Consumers
Consumer-based gold demand hit new records in 2013, even as investors fled the precious metal.
It’s Official: China Consumed, Mined & Imported The Most Gold Ever In 2013
China produced, consumed and imported record amounts of gold in 2013.
Gold With Best Returns For Year To Date, In Strange Twist: Goldman Sachs (CHART)
Gold has posted a return of 8 percent for the year to date, compared to a 2 percent gain in the NASDAQ.
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