“Japanification” describes a severe and prolonged deflationary state in which demand drops, prices and wages fall, and economic activity remains moribund for decades. Japan has been trapped in a ...

Gold's recent selloff has certainly tested investors' nerves. On Wednesday, the yellow metal briefly fell below the $4,000-an-ounce mark, leaving prices roughly 28% below the all-time highs reached ...

LONDON (June 26) Commerzbank analysts highlight a weakening Gold market, with prices briefly slipping below USD 4,000 per troy ounce before recovering. They note that strong US data and hawkish ...

Further resilience in the U.S. economy and muted inflation pressures are pulling gold prices lower, with the precious metal continuing to struggle around $4,000 an ounce.The Bureau of Economic ...

The last few sessions have delivered exactly what traders love and hate at the same time: strong moves followed by equally strong questions. The dollar continues to push into key resistance while ...

LONDON (June 26) OCBC’s FX strategists Sim Moh Siong and Christopher Wong note Gold is tentatively stabilising after a sharp selloff, with prices back above USD4,000 and some dip-buying interest ...

After a brief rebound, metals and miners turned lower following Wednesday's hawkish Fed announcement, potentially setting up ...

Gold price (XAU/USD) clings to Wednesday’s losses near $3,985 during the European trading session on Thursday. The yellow metal remains under severe pressure as traders seem confident that the next ...

As usual, we begin with examining the Dow Jones’ Bear’s Eye View Chart, or the Dow Jones as Mr Bear understands it; in terms of new all-time highs (0.0% = BEV Zero), and the negative percentage ...

Chinese gold imports surged to the highest level in two years last month despite sagging prices and cooling demand. According to the latest customs data, China imported 163 tonnes of gold in May. The ...

New Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh views inflation primarily as a monetary phenomenon, adhering to the Milton Friedman dictum that persistent price rises are a choice made by the central bank.