Precious metals news

Agents are urging would-be buyers to move quickly, according to a new report.

Former Fed chair Yellen addressed the coronavirus epidemic Tuesday, saying the uncertainty around what will happen and whether it will be contained poses a "risk to the global outlook."

The dollar extended gains Tuesday, underpinned by stronger-than-expected U.S. economic data and strong gains against the yen on fading safe-haven demand as coronavirus fears eased.

One in four renters now spend more than half their incomes on housing, a new study shows.

Denmark’s foreign exchange reserves fell by more than 9 billion crowns ($1.3 billion) in January after the central bank made its largest intervention in the currency market in four years to prevent a further weakening of the currency against the euro.

As coronavirus continues to spread outward from China, it’s tempting to see this as a uniquely modern problem, born of the unprecedented ease with which goods, information and people move around the world.

The Dow industrials added as many as 500 points on speculation that economic growth will prove to be resilient as fiscal and monetary policies blunt the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on China’s economy.

“Yes, we’re ... near all-time highs in the S&P 500, but you still see people looking for yield,”

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The U.S. Treasury Department on Monday said it plans to borrow less in the first quarter of this year than it previously forecast.

t’s been more than six years since the U.S. bond market’s purest read on the global growth outlook was signaling this much concern. The so-called real yield on 10-year inflation-linked Treasuries fell on Friday to negative 0.147%, its lowest since 2013, when Europe’s sovereign debt crisis...

...on a year-over-year basis, factory orders remain lower (-0.4% YoY) for the 7 month in 2019...

But Kudlow said that the Trump administration still projects "minimal impact" from the coronavirus.

The Dollar could remain 'stronger for longer' as markets await the crystalisation of the coronavirus outbreak's impact on Chinese and global growth.

As Top WHO Official Disputes 'Pandemic' Designation.

... and which together with the massively oversubscribed $30BN term repo discussed below, means the Fed has injected $94.45BN in liquidity for today's market needs.

It's less likely WWIII ends humanity and more likely the virus outbreak will. Here's what it means for gold...

Corporate debt has blown through the roof over the last several years. So much so that the Federal Reserve has issued warnings about the increasing levels of corporate indebtedness.
Borrowing by businesses is historically high relative to gross domestic product (GDP), with the most rapid increases in debt concentrated among the riskiest firms amid weak credit standards.”
But as Brandon Smith of alt-market.com noted in an article published at LewRockwell.com, this is a subject the mainstream media "seems specifically determined to avoid discussing these days when it comes to the economy.

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Although other countries have reported their own cases, the vast majority are still located in China.