Precious Metals

Gold fell another US$80 last night and US bond yields rallied as suddenly the safe havens began to look crowded. Dow up 143.

Wall Street chopped and changed on unremarkable volume last night with QE3 possibilities still a trading week away. Dow up 37.

Market analysts at FXCM see scope for further gains in the gold price as the market continues to ignore overbought signals.

Wrap of events affecting the market on Friday night and the weekend and a preview of the week ahead.

Counterparty fear reared its ugly head with regard to European banks last night, triggering a global financials-led rout. Dow down 419.

We could be witnessing the end of some key trends, suggests ATW’s Jerry Simmons, including a potential blow off top in the making for gold.

It went up and ran out of buyers, so it went down but ran out of sellers. Is it time to finally take that holiday? Dow flat.

Recent turmoil in markets has led resource sector analysts to revisit their price forecasts and stock valuations.

The results of the meeting in Paris were not what Wall Street wanted to hear. Dow down 76. (Locked for subscribers until 10:00 AEDT)

Newcrest delivered full year earnings in line with expectations but ongoing capex has raised some questions and prompted two brokers to downgrade ratings on the stock.