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China's Gold Consumption Soars In H1, Set To Overtake India As World's Largest Gold Consumer

Falling prices spur demand in China, which is set to soon overtake India as the world's top consumer of gold.

Gold? There’s An App For That

The new interactive app includes serious data-driven information for investors alongside general information for those new to the precious metal.

Gold Gone Cold As ETF, ETN Yellow Metal Holding At Three-Year Low: Barclays

About 650 tons of gold have left specialist investment funds since January 2013, in a steep decline noted by analysts since April.

CEO of Euro Pacific Capital, Peter Schiff, And Commodity Analyst At Schneider Electric, Matt Smith Share Views On Gold And Energy [VIDEO]

The CEO of Euro Pacific Capital Inc., Peter Schiff, and Commodity Analyst at Schneider Electric, Matt Smith, appeared on CNBC on Monday to discuss the outlook on gold and energy prices.

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Analysis: After Being In A Slow-Motion Free-Fall Since Last Autumn, With Investors Abandoning ETFs Like SPDR Gold Trust (GLD), Gold Has Been On A Tear This Month

Temperatures are not the only thing sizzling in New York this summer; just stop by the Comex and watch the price of gold.

Pessimistic Gold Investors Are Forgetting Massive And Steeply Rising Physical Gold Demand In China: World Gold Council

Record gold imports into China are likely this year, said the global industry association for gold mining companies.

Barrick profit falls, sees Pascua-Lama costs rising

Massive Chilean Gold Mine Project Operated By Barrick Gold (ABX) Suspended By Court After Water Management Concerns

Canadian gold giant Barrick has faced a lawsuit from an indigenous group that claims the company's work harms the local environment.

Indian Jewelers Volunteer To Ban Gold Sales As Current Account Deficit Hit Record High

Jewelers agree to the ban to help India reduce its record high current account deficit, following a period of gold buying frenzy resulting from gold prices plummeting globally.

Gold Market Reels From Huge Price Hit In Second Quarter Spurring Mixed Activity In Market And Pricing

Investors and bankers are attempting to cope with June's dramatic drop, as new pricing spurs mixed activity in the gold market.

Assets Under Management At Indian Mutual Funds Touch Record Highs in June Quarter On Heavy Inflows To Debt Funds Triggered By Interest Rate Cut Hopes

Mutual funds in India managed more assets than ever in the April-June quarter, as investors, betting on rate cuts, rushed to bond funds.

Spike In Crude Oil Prices, On Back Of Egypt Protests: Gold And Copper Rebound

Crude oil prices reached a 14-month high, on the back of concerns about protests in Egypt.

Gold Ended the Quarter Down Nearly 25%: Where Is It Headed Now?

IBTimes Gold Reporter Mike Obel sat down with IBTimes TV's Sally Turner to discuss gold and its outlook for the next quarter.

Gold's Worst Quarter Ever Is Finally Over: Where Do Gold Prices Go From Here?

Gold rallied on the last day of the second quarter, but it was a case of too little, too late.

India's RBI Restricts Lending Against Gold, Gold linked ETFs, Mutual Funds By Rural Banks To Curb Heavy Imports

India's central bank imposed restrictions on lending against gold by rural banks to discourage demand and reduce imports.

Cocaine Worth A Lot, But Gold Worth Five Times More To Colombia’s Armed Groups FARC, ELN And Others: Report

Armed groups in Colombia are booking higher earnings through illegal gold mining than through illegal cocaine production.

Gold Prices Down More Than 5% After FOMC Announcement, Bernanke Signal Of Possible QE3 Taper, China Cash Crunch And Manufacturing Weakness

The price of gold has fallen by nearly one-third since October 2012 - but where is the world's most precious metal headed from here?

Gold Bubble For Real Says Societe Generale, Calling For $1,200/Oz. In Q4

The gold price rally in the late 1970s turned out to be a bubble. Societe Generale thinks this time is not much different.

Recent Gold Slump Triggers Buying That Could Send Metal To $1,600 By 2014: Analysts

Two top gold analysts predict that the price of gold could skyrocket by the end of 2013.

Kinross Gold Walks Away From Giant Ecuador Project Over 70% Windfall Profits Tax Demand

Ecuador's leftist government demanded a 70 percent windfall profits tax for access to the world's largest untapped gold resource.

India Raises Duty On Gold Imports, Second Time This Year, In Struggle Against Inflation

In response to unsustainable demand, the Indian government hiked gold import duties for the second time this year.

Centerra Gold (CG) Says Kyrgyz Mine Shutdown Won't Be A Real Setback

Centerra Gold of Canada says its gold yields won't be damaged by this temporary shutdown.

Gold Prices Could Rise As Central Banks, Pessimistic Investors Lay Groundwork For Rebound: UBS

Prospects for a gold price hike may be a mirage, or they may be more solid.

A Modern Day Gold Rush - How People Of One County In China Are Making Millions In Ghana

The people of Shanglin county in southern China have ventured to an unlikely place to seek their fortunes.

South African Miners Go On Wildcat Strike At Lonmin Mine To Protest Shooting Of Union Member Near Competitor's Mine

National Union of Mineworkers believes the strike against Lonmin is in reaction to the killing of a veteran worker from its rival union.

Gold Prices May Fall Even More But Chinese 'Grannies' Continue To Invest For Posterity's Sake

Talk about buy-and-hold: Chinese "grannies" appear to have the world's longest time horizon when it comes to gold investing.

The 'Granny Effect' - Chinese Retail Investors Have Bought 3 Tons Of Gold Since Goldman Sachs Advised Clients To Sell; That Recommendation Has Since Been Pulled

China's "granny effect" trumps the investment advice of Goldman Sachs.

Gold Mine Collapse: More Than 60 Miners Feared Dead After Gold Mine Collapse In Sudan's Darfur Region

Rescuers are reportedly using traditional tools to try to reach victims, but they're unsure whether there are more people trapped.

Obama: Chemical Weapons Were Used In Syria But We Can't Prove Who Used Them

Obama said Tuesday chemical weapons use in Syria will change how the United States and its allies respond.

Gold Shortage In Asia: Chinese Gold Exchange Rush-Ordering Supplies From Europe To Meet Heightened Demand

Asian buyers are responding to the recent big drop in gold prices by purchasing as much as they can get.

Chinese Consumers Rush To Buy Gold As Global Gold Prices Plunged Last Week

With gold prices plunging globally, newly rich Chinese consumers rushed to buy up everything gold in sight.

Gold Price Crashes; Biggest Two-Day Plunge In 30 Years; 12-Year Bull Market Appears Finished

The 12-year-old bull market in gold appears over. Analysts search for an explanation why the market virtually crashed.

Price Of Gold In Virtual Free Fall; Since October It Has Fallen 20 Percent And Since Thursday It Is Down 9 Percent

Last week, two major institutions, Societe Generale and Goldman Sachs, recommended clients make bets that the price of gold would fall.

Central Banks Buying More Gold And Alternative Assets (Including Chinese Renminbi), Diversifying Away From US Dollar And Euro: WGC

While the U.S. dollar is still the primary global currency, its long-term dominance is less certain.

Central Bank Gold Demand Hits 48-Year-High In 2012: World Gold Council

Central banks are now buying more gold than ETF investors -- a very startling result. Will the trend continue?

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