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Palladium Price Continues to Fall, Possible Long-Term Top Reached
Palladium prices are getting hit hard today as the market trades lower by nearly $100/oz at $1,336. After hitting a new all-time high last week around $1,576/oz, the market has since provided some indications that a major top may have been reached.
Gold Prices Sharply Lower as Dollar Resurgence Takes a Toll
The price of gold is getting hammered in early action today as a stronger dollar and rising stocks weigh on the metal. The longs appear to have thrown in the towel for now as the market has blown through a key level on the downside, and investors may now take a wait-and-see approach before jumping back into the market.
Gold Sinks Below $1,300 With Initial Jobless Claims Lower Than Expected
Applications for unemployment benefits in the US for the week ending March 23 dropped from a revised 216,000 last week to 211,000 vs 220,000 expected.
Gold Price Ticks Downward With Unexpected Drop in US Trade Deficit for January
The US trade deficit fell more than expected, dipping from -$59.8 billion to -$51.15 billion vs just -$57.5 billion expected. The 16.6% drop in the deficit is the sharpest drop since March 2018.
Home Prices See Slowest Growth in Almost Four Years
The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller 20-city index declined and saw the slowest pace of annual growth in January since 2012. Home prices rose 4.3% nationwide.
Gold Prices Drop Despite 8-Month Low in Housing Starts
After a major comeback in January, homebuilding has taken yet another hit as February data shows an 8.7% decrease in housing starts. However, the outlook is not inherently bleak due to the continuing drop in mortgage interest rates.
Gold Price Preview: March 25 - 29
This week’s economic calendar gives us a much lighter dance card compared to last week, but we will be examining the aftermath of Wednesday’s FOMC announcement and updated economic projections monthly through the lens of public comments from Fed officials at home at abroad.
Gold Price Recap: March 18 - 22
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Price of Gold Trims Gains as Existing Home Sales Jump Well Above Expectations
Existing home sales in the US jumped 11.8% in February according to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), the highest since March 2018.
Price of Gold Maintains Gains as Philadelphia Fed Business Index Rebounds Above Expectations
The price of gold has continued to rise following a report indicating stronger-than-expected activity in the US business sector.
Price of Gold Holds Strong Gains as Initial Jobless Claims Drop Below Expectations
The number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits dropped unexpectedly last week, signaling ongoing strength in the labor market. Jobless claims came in at 221,000 vs 225,000 expected.
Gold Prices Rise Above $1310/oz as the Fed Removes a 2019 Rate Hike From Their Projections
Gold price is up nearly $10 from Tuesday evening’s market open and close to $15 higher than the intraday lows, as Chairman Jerome Powell and the Federal Reserve delivered another stringently dovish set of updated economic projections following the March FOMC meeting.
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