The first full week of 2015 is upon us and the markets are likely to heat up from their holiday slumber. The main news headlines from the U.S. including minutes of the recent FOMC meeting and the NF payroll report.…
The prices of gold and silver didn’t do much last week as gold inched down by 0.1% and silver rallied by 0.8%. This low volatility is likely to continue on the last week of 2014. There are still a couple…
The last week of the year is likely to be another slow paced one in the financial markets. In the U.S. there are a few reports that will be released including: manufacturing PMI, pending home sales, consumer confidence, and unemployment…
The bullion market cooled down again last week even though the recent FOMC statement was relatively balanced and the market’s reaction was relatively calm. This upcoming short week is likely to entail low volatility as the year is winding down.…
This high volatility in the past few days is likely to wind down this week as the holiday season is upon us. Nonetheless, several key economic reports are expected to be released in the first few days of the week…
Gold and silver resumed their recovery again, while the U.S. dollar sell offs against leading currencies took place. This week, however, the highly anticipated FOMC meeting could stir up the bullion market again and perhaps even change its direction. This…
The U.S. dollar huge sell-offs, precious metals recovered and crude oil resumed its downward trend. The high volatility is likely to continue this week as the last FOMC meeting will unfold. This time, the FOMC meeting will include an update…
The bullion market showed high volatility as gold and silver rallied during most of the week until the end when the non-farm payroll report showed a higher than expected gain in number of jobs. This week the JOLTS report will…
The recent NFP payroll report showed a higher than expected gain of 321K jobs in November. This news was enough to bring down gold and silver and pull back up U.S. dollar against the yen and Aussie dollar. Looking forward,…
U.S. employment sharply increase much higher than expected with 321K additional jobs, based on the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This figure was higher than market expectations, which were at 231K and the ADP report showed that private non-farm payroll added…