The price of gold has been moving consistently well since October last year, as the stock market continues to be volatile.
While the outlook for 2019 doesn’t look particularly good, the first few days of January 2019 will act as a barometer for the year ahead.
A report on 2017 mineral production in Utah shows an increase in most mined minerals with additional growth in 2018 expected based on related news.
Given silver's undervalued prices today, the gains would be remarkable should the silver to gold ratio low from four decades ago be matched in the coming...
Gold is very rare, produced largely in China, and is edible.
Gold and silver prices are continuing to go down in favor of a stronger U.S. dollar, so what happens now?
Gold rose for the third consecutive week while oil prices fell. Markets are expected to remain volatile as the mid-term election is fast approaching.
There are warning signs that point to a looming financial crisis for Italy. Meanwhile, gold and the U.S. dollar both climbed, which rarely happens.
Real estate is in a bull market and mortgage rates have increased 4.72 percent, a level not seen since May 2011.
Investors of the yellow metal should take note of these two very likely scenarios that could come soon for the gold market.