Gold Softens as Investors Await FOMC Outcome
Reuters reported that gold pulled back on Tuesday as the dollar gathered steam as investors watch and wait for the results of the FOMC meeting.
Reuters reported that gold pulled back on Tuesday as the dollar gathered steam as investors watch and wait for the results of the FOMC meeting.
Bloomberg reported that gold pulled back on Monday in London, as investors were cautious in advance of a two-day U.S. Fed meeting.
Bloomberg reported that gold traders are bearish, and have reduced their ETP holdings for an unprecedented 17th week in a row.
Reuters reported that gold got a boost on Thursday as both the dollar and the equity markets moved down.
Alacer Gold Corp. (TSX:ASR,ASX:AQG) announces today that it intends to look at the possibility of selling its Australian assets.
Reuters reported that gold found steady ground in London on Wednesday, holding close to $1,380/oz, as equities gained some balance after two days of losses.
Mining Weekly reported that McEwen Mining has revised their gold-equivalent output by 2016 down by 22 percent, the latest gold miner to be impacted by the dramatic drop in gold prices and pressure to cut costs.
Bloomberg reported that, according to technical analysis from Bank of America Corp., gold is poised to plummet to $1,250 an ounce over the next month.
Mining Weekly reported that Kinross Gold is not proceeding with development at the Fruta del Norte project in Ecuador, after common ground could not be reached with the government.
Esperanza Resources Corp. (TSXV:EPZ, OTCQX:ESPZF) announced that they have not yet received initial environmental permit application approval from the Mexican federal permitting authority, Secretaría de Medio Ambiente for their Esperanza gold project.
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