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Gold price edges down from all-time highs as US Dollar Treasury yields revive.
In Thursday’s early American session, the gold price experienced a downturn from its recent all-time highs, touching around $2,220, as the US Dollar and Treasury yields saw a significant recovery. The US Dollar Index (DXY), which measures the dollar’s value against a basket of six major currencies, climbed back to 103.50. This rebound followed a
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Wall Street advises caution on gold prices next week
- March 21, 2024
- Posted by: Agbaje Feyisayo
- Category: Buy Gold, Gold, Gold Investing, News
Inflation data significantly influenced last week’s movements in the gold market, but as the week progressed, the focus shifted to the Federal Reserve and the anticipated adjustments in interest rates. Following Wednesday’s Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, the Fed’s indication of maintaining three projected rate cuts in 2024 sparked a surge in gold prices.
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What Is Highest Price of Gold in History (Updated 2024)
- March 12, 2024
- Posted by: Agbaje Feyisayo
- Category: Gold
Since its discovery by the ancient Egyptians several centuries ago, gold has played an essential role in every civilization. It has been used for a lot of things, from ornaments of the rich to it being issued as some sort of currency. Since the U.S dollar became the world reserve currency, gold has played an
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Gold Hits New All-Time Record High
On 8th of March, 2024, gold prices soared to a record high, driven by anticipation of monetary easing in the U.S. and ongoing geopolitical tensions. This surge attracted momentum-driven funds, potentially setting the stage for further increases in the value of this precious metal. The broader, robust fundamental factors supporting gold include: Strong physical demand
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Gold Melt Value
The allure of gold is timeless, stretching from ancient civilizations to our modern economy. One term often associated with gold, especially in coins and bullions, is its “melt value.” This measure helps investors, collectors, and dealers assess the intrinsic value of gold items. Let’s delve deeper into this subject, focusing on gold coins from various
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Gold Mines in Arizona
- March 10, 2024
- Posted by: Agbaje Feyisayo
- Category: Buy Gold, Gold Investing, Gold IRA
In the sun-kissed landscapes of Arizona, a state renowned for its rugged beauty and rich history lies a hidden treasure that has captured the imagination of prospectors, miners, and dreamers for generations – gold. Arizona’s gold mines have shaped its past and continue contributing to its economic landscape. Gold, often referred to as the “yellow
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Retirement Plans for Self-Employed
- March 9, 2024
- Posted by: Agbaje Feyisayo
- Category: Retirement
If you’re self-employed, planning for retirement can be more challenging than those traditionally employed. The absence of employer-sponsored retirement plans means you must take matters into your own hands. Fortunately, various retirement plan options are tailored to meet the unique needs of self-employed individuals. This comprehensive guide will walk you through these options and help
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When Will Inflation Go Down?
The question on everyone’s minds is when will inflation finally go down? Unfortunately, predicting exactly when inflation will come down is not an exact science, as many factors contribute to inflation rates, and many are outside our control. However, inflation may start to slow down in 2023. According to the Federal Reserve, they expect inflation
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Can Banks Seize Your Money?
- March 7, 2024
- Posted by: Agbaje Feyisayo
- Category: Financial institutions
Money is the backbone of our modern economy, and banks are the guardians of our wealth. We trust them with our hard-earned cash, assuming it is safe and secure. However, recent events and historic banking failures have raised questions about the safety of our money in banks. Can banks seize your money without your permission?
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How Much Gold is in a Cell Phone?
If you’ve ever opened your cell phone, you would have noticed the gold-colored components. There is actual gold in your phone, used because of its excellent conductivity and resistance to corrosion. However, the amount of gold contained in a phone is smaller than one might expect. On average, a smartphone might have around 0.034 grams
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