DB Gold Double Long ETN

The full company name is Deutsche Bank AG London - DB Gold Double Long ETN.

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(Kitco News) - Gold and silver prices are weaker in midday U.S. trading Tuesday. The safe-haven metals are being pinched by a solid rally in the U.S. dollar index today and rising U.S. Treasury yields early this week.

Gold, silver weaker as USDX rallies, bond yields rise

Gold prices inched higher on Tuesday, but remained mired in a range between $1,800 and $1,880 — a range that has held since mid-May.

Gold, silver inch higher but remain stuck in range

(Kitco News) - Gold is trading 0.34% higher leading into the European open. Silver is also having a good start and is nearly 1% in the black. Elsewhere in the commodities complex, copper (1.63%) and spot WTI (1.19%) are both trading well.

Gold and silver trade higher leading into the European open

(Kitco News) - Gold prices are slightly down in choppy midday U.S. trading Monday. Prices have visited both sides of unchanged today.

Gold weaker as investor risk appetite up-ticks a bit

Gold prices inched higher on Monday as the Group of Seven nations prepared to ban imports of the yellow metal from Russia.

Gold and silver climb, while copper bounces after sharp selloff

(Kitco News) - In the European and Asian sessions gold has traded higher but there is a strong mid-morning slump just before the U.S. market participants enter the fray. The yellow metal is trading half a percent higher after the news broke that the G7 nations are to stop all imports of gold from Russia.

After a strong start gold loses some momentum

(Kitco News) - Gold will lead a stock market recovery once the next recession ends – Chen Lin

Gold will lead a stock market recovery once the next recession ends – Chen Lin

(Kitco News) - Gold remains stuck in its months-long consolidation pattern, and analysts note that a lack of urgency in the marketplace could be keeping retail investors on the sidelines.

Retail investors see no urgency to buy gold as prices remain stuck in neutral

Gold futures edged up on Friday, but posted a loss of 0.6% for the week, as copper prices suffered their largest weekly drop since June of last year. "Gold remains trapped in a range as traders await to see if the latest inflation reports will force the [Federal Reserve] into committing to more massive rate hikes beyond the July policy meeting," said Edward Moya, senior market analyst at OANDA.

Gold edges lower for the week; copper suffers worse weekly fall in a year

(Kitco News) - The gold price remains in full consolidation mode at the moment. The price is trading around 0.09% higher on Friday during the European and Asian sessions. On the 4-hour futures chart below, the price has been making lower highs but the previous wave low of $1806/oz remains fully intact.

Gold needs to break this sideways pattern

Gold is better value if you're British. Okay, that's not strictly true, as you don't have to be British to use sterling to buy gold.

Gold is up by significantly more in sterling than in dollar terms, but that's not necessarily good news for anyone

(Kitco News) - Gold and silver prices are modestly lower in midday U.S. trading Thursday, as the metals markets are participants in a general commodity market erosion led by crude oil. U.S. and global economic recession fears have hit the commodity markets hard amid ideas of reduced demand in the coming months.

Gold, silver weaker amid commodity markets slump

Gold is 0.5% lower this morning, as it is still trading within a consolidation. What about the other precious metals?

Daily Gold News: Thursday, June 23 – Gold Slightly Lower but Still Within a Consolidation

(Kitco News) - Heading into the European session, gold (-0.21%) and silver (-0.33%) are both trading lower. In the rest of the commodities complex, copper (-0.87) is underperforming while spot WTI (0.34%) is trying to recover from some of the losses seen yesterday.

Gold heads lower leading into the European open

(Kitco News) - Gold prices are slightly higher in midday U.S. trading Wednesday, supported by a solid drop in U.S. Treasury yields and in the U.S. dollar index.

Gold a bit firmer amid conflicting daily fundamentals

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The sell-off in copper and oil markets provides support to gold.

Gold Moves Higher Amid Recession Fears

Gold is 0.4% higher this morning, as it is still trading below the $1,850 level.

Daily Gold News: Wednesday, June 22 – Gold is Still Trading Sideways

Ted Oakley of Oxbow Advisors interviewed John Hathaway on a recent Sprott Insights about the gold bullion and equities markets, delving into why investors should consider gold investments in this moment. Hathaway was quick to blame the Fed on inflation, noting that “the Fed has committed to stopping inflation, which they didn't see coming but caused.

Gold Could Be a Big Winner in the Near Future

(Kitco News) - Gold prices are modestly lower in lackluster midday U.S. trading Tuesday, on the first official day of summer. A solid rebound in the U.S. stock indexes and rising bond yields are weighing on the safe haven metal.

Gold a bit weaker in lazy summertime trading

The yellow metal has managed to stay positive since the start of the year, skirting pressure from surging yields and a strong U.S. dollar. Meanwhile, nearly every other asset class has fallen into either correction or bear market territory.

Gold Has Held Up Nicely Against A Strong Dollar And Surging Bond Yields

(Kitco News) - The Federal Reserve's hawkish stance is not sustainable, and it is likely that not only will the world's largest central bank stop raising rates altogether by the end of the year, they will reverse course and lower rates, according to Keith Neumeyer, CEO of First Majestic Silver.

Fed will pivot policy, lower rates by Q1 2023, spark new bull run for gold, silver

Gold is 0.3% lower this morning, as it is trading below the $1,850 level again.

Daily Gold News: Tuesday, June 21 – Gold's Short-Term Consolidation

(Kitco News) - Hedge funds fled the gold market in anticipation of the Federal Reserve's biggest rate hike in 28 years, according to the latest trade data from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.

Hedge funds fled gold ahead of the Fed rate hike but didn't go very far

(Kitco News) - Gold prices will remain well supported through the rest of the year as rising recession and stagflation fears dominates sentiment throughout financial markets, according to one market analyst.

It's a good time to be a gold investor even as the Fed raises rates - Invesco's Hooper

Rising interest rates are the main problem for gold bulls.

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