As Bets on Brexit Abated, Gold Retreated

As Bets on Brexit Abated, Gold Retreated

Gold Silver Reports — As bets on Brexit abated, Gold retreated on Thursday after touching a high. Brexit” campaign was suspended following an attack that left a British lawmaker dead.

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How Will a Brexit Vote Impact Gold and Silver Prices?

How Will a Brexit Vote Impact Gold and Silver Prices?Gold Silver Reports — The June 23 referendum on whether or not the UK should leave the EU is fast approaching. New polls show that those favoring a leave vote or “Brexit” are leading by 10 to 20 points. This has sent ripples through the markets, as a Brexit is likely to cause economic chaos in the EU, cripple European banks and lead to a Recession. 

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The Coming British Exit (“Brexit) Vote is Also Lifting Gold

The Coming British Exit (“Brexit) Vote is Also Lifting Gold

Gold Silver Reports — On June 23, 2016 the voters of Great Britain will decide whether or not to leave the European Union (EU), which Britain joined in the early 1970s. With a week until the decision is due, the forces of “Leave the EU” have increased sharply over the “Remain” vote.

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Federal Reserve Raising Interest Rates Report

Federal Reserve Raising Interest Rates Report

Gold Silver Reports — Gold climbed to the highest in four weeks as uncertainty mounts over the potential risks if Britain decides to leave the European Union, and as traders price in zero chance of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates at a meeting this week.

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Are You Prepared For Rising Interest Rates???

Are You Prepared For Rising Interest Rates???

Gold Silver Reports — St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said global markets appear to be “well-prepared” for a Summer interest rate hike from the US Fed, he did not specify a date for the policy move.

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Central Banks Buy Everything

Gold Silver Reports — At a time when risky assets including stocks, commodities, junk bonds and emerging-market currencies are rallying to multi-month highs, so are the havens, from gold, government bonds to the Swiss franc and the Japanese yen.

No matter that the U.S. labor market is deteriorating and the World Bank has just cut its estimates for global economic growth. Investors either don’t believe the news is bad enough to kill a global recovery that’s already long in the tooth, or they’re betting that sluggishness in some of the biggest economies means central banks will stay more accommodative for longer.  

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