This Week in Gold

This week in gold we saw many charts demonstrating different properties and phenomena of precious metals, and witnessed the South African platinum mine strike end after five long months. The Triangle of Gold, Oil, and Inflation Gold and oil prices have been in the news a lot lately as both are on the rise. Inflation has

It was an exciting week for gold as we saw its price go up $41 in just one day. It remained steady in the beginning/middle of the week before skyrocketing on Thursday. Today it is down slightly but still over $1,300 at about $1,315. All of this occurred in the context of an Iraqi civil

This was an exciting yet also nerve-wracking week for gold, but we learned some fun facts as well. We presented three experts’ opinions on a possible collapse in stock prices, gave you 25 interesting facts about gold, saw gold rise on international developments like the World Cup, and learned of the many industrial uses of silver. Today

This week in gold, we heard news that retirement savings are on the rebound, learned the difference between coin collecting and coin investing, gave you a two minute guide to the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS), and answered your questions about the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act. Guess who’s on the rebound Research by the

This week in gold, we revealed how serious the fear of running out of retirement funds is among Americans, why platinum and palladium have been performing so well recently, and how the American Gold Eagle Bullion Coin used to be produced and how it’s produced today. Americans Fear Running out of Retirement Money more than

This week in gold, we learned five interesting facts about gold smuggling and why the phenomenon is important, and saw gold and silver make a rebound on account of the violent situation in Ukraine and some mixed U.S. economic data. Gold and Silver on the Rebound The situation in Ukraine had another stroke of violence

This week in gold we got an update on the South Africa platinum mine strikes, discovered what the top financial concerns of everyday Americans are, received advice from a top economist, and learned what actually happens when money is “printed”. The South Africa mining strike saga continues On Monday, we reported that the major platinum

This week in gold, we learned of a possible merger between two major gold mines and what that could mean for gold prices, took note of nine ways to get the most out of your retirement plan, found out that only one U.S. state has legalized gold as payment for debt and taxes, and saw

This week we saw gold prices remain steady at around $1,300 an ounce as a weaker U.S. dollar and accommodating decisions by the Fed offset worries about the strength of Chinese demand and selling of gold-backed funds, palladium prices surge as the crisis in Ukraine threatened supply, learned of seven reasons China is becoming the world’s number