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Jeffrey Halley
Oil Traders Get Ready For OPEC By Jeffrey Halley - Nov 30, 2017

Vienna readies for OPEC decision day as markets see a final shuffling of the positioning chairs before today’s fireworks.Crude oil had a very choppy session overnight as the street chased its...

Kenny Fisher
Gold Slips As GDP Sparkles By Kenny Fisher - Nov 30, 2017

Gold has posted considerable losses in the Wednesday session. In North American trade, the spot price for an ounce of gold is $1284.05, down 0.72% on the day. In the US, Preliminary GDP for the third...

Dan Flynn
Grains On A Collision Course By Dan Flynn - Nov 29, 2017

Good Morning!This morning we kickoff the day with 3rd Quarter GDP at 7:30 A.M., EIA Energy Stocks at 9:30 A.M. and Dairy Product Sales at 2:00 P.M. In yesterday’s action the Grains looked sick...

Jeffrey Halley
Crude Remains Sleepless Ahead Of OPEC By Jeffrey Halley - Nov 29, 2017

Crude oil’s quiet session suggests the street is in wait and see mode for tomorrow's OPEC meeting. Oil has settled into wait and see mode overnight with both contracts finishing ever so slightly...

Jeffrey Halley
Gold Stays Still As Silver Slides Lower By Jeffrey Halley - Nov 29, 2017

Gold faces down a resurgent dollar overnight to remain unchanged but silver suffers as it breaks a key technical indicator. Gold Gold traded quietly yet again overnight in a seven dollar range but...

Arkadiusz Sieron
Fed Unwind And Gold By Arkadiusz Sieron - Nov 29, 2017

The Federal Reserve’s unwinding program started in October. What does it mean for the gold market?Last month, the U.S. central bank began reducing its massive balance sheet. Many analysts and...

Harry Dent
Gold May Reach $5,000 Per Ounce By Harry Dent - Nov 29, 2017 1

No. I’m not flip-flopping!As I told subscribers to our Boom & Bust monthly newsletter in November, I stand by my forecast that gold must still lose about 65% of its current value before we...

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