The gold and silver market continued to heat up and sharply increased yesterday. The recent non-farm payroll report didn’t meet expectations, which resulted in the depreciation of the USD against leading currencies and the recovery of gold and silver prices.…
The Bureau of Labor Statistics published its monthly report: Total U.S. employment increased at a lower than expected rate – based on the ADP report, private non-farm payroll increased by 166k during September: The recent U.S. employment report, which was…
The prices of gold and silver resumed their upward trend and rose again during yesterday’s trading. The gold market was very quiet on Monday as the volume of trade in the CME was the lowest since Christmas Day of 2012.…
The prices of gold and silver bounced back and spiked during last week. The U.S government shutdown ended with a short-term solution; the budget talks will continue with a revised deadline of January 15th; the debt ceiling was also pushed…
The price of oil (WTI and Brent) continued to fall during last week: WTI decreased by 1.19%; Brent oil, by 1.20%. As a result, the gap of Brent oil over WTI remained nearly unchanged: The premium ranged between $8.63 and…
The U.S government is open for business but the big question remains for how long as the deadline on the budget talks and debt ceiling were pushed forward to mid January and early February, respectively. Until then, the reopening of…