Monday, April 6, 2015

Gold Supply Boom Ending as Price Slump Means Less Mine Spending

Gold Supply Boom Ending as Price Slump Means Less Mine Spending

Mines supplied 3,114 metric tons last year, an all-time high valued at about $ 127 billion, after companies stepped up investment to capitalize on prices that surged more than fivefold in the decade through 2011. While the appeal of gold as a financial …
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US stocks: Futures fall after jobs data fuel corporate-profit fears

The China company responded to CNBC that it was cooperating with requests by authorities for a probe into China trading of the China company's stock. … (http://www.marketwatch.com/story/ackman-report-on-herbalife-in-china-figures-in-probe-2015-04-01). Gold, oil rally: …
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US stocks bounce back from early losses

Monday's action came after a drop in Friday's shortened futures-trading session (http://www.marketwatch.com/story/us-stock-futures-up-ahead-of-jobs-report-in-holiday-shortened-trade-2015-04-03) in the wake of the weaker-than-expected jobs report …
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Stocktake: Investors brace themselves for lacklustre earnings

The number of companies issuing positive guidance is the lowest since 2006, while the number of companies guiding estimates lower is well above historical averages. Valuations remain elevated, FactSet noting the S&P 500 trades on 16.7 times estimated …
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Gold Supply Boom Ending as Price Slump Means Less Mine Spending

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