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James Turk: Erosion of Trust Will Drive Gold Higher

James Turk, founder of precious metals accumulation pioneer GoldMoney, has over 40 years' experience in international banking, finance, and investments. He began his career at the Chase Manhattan Bank and in 1983 was appointed manager of the commodity department of the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority.

Silver Market Morning

The New York gold price broke through the big figure to $1,301.70, up $11.20, at the close on Thursday in New York. Asia took it higher to $1,310 ahead of London’s opening. London held it there before Fixing the gold price at $1,308.50 up $18.25. In the euro, it Fixed at €955.598 up €11.94, while the dollar stood at $1.3693, weaker again. Ahead of the opening in New York gold stood at $1,314.00 and in the euro at €959.61.

Silver Market Morning

The New York gold price rose slightly to $1,290.90 up $1.00 at the close on Wednesday. Asia held it there ahead of London’s opening. London held it there before Fixing the gold price at $1,290.25 up $3.75. In the euro, it Fixed at €943.648 up €0.812, while the dollar stood at $1.3673, almost unchanged. Ahead of the opening in New York gold stood at $1,292.50 and in the euro at €945.88.

U.S. Mint Nearly Sells Out Of Its Weekly Silver Eagle Allocation In 2 Days

After a slower than average sales month in January, Silver Eagle sales picked up significantly in February. In the first eleven days of the month, the U.S. Mint sold nearly 1.7 million Silver Eagles.

Silver Market Morning

The New York gold price rose strongly to $1,289.9 up $15.30 at the close on Tuesday. Asia saw it slip slightly to $1,285 ahead of London’s opening on Wednesday. London held it there before Fixing the gold price at $1,286.50 up $3.75. In the euro, it Fixed at €942.836 up €4.742, while the dollar stood at $1.3645, slightly stronger. Ahead of the opening in New York gold stood at $1,287.00 and in the euro at €943.76.

Silver Market Morning

The New York gold price was almost unchanged at $1,274.60 up $7.50 at the close on Monday. Asia took it up to $1,285 ahead of London’s opening on Tuesday. London pulled it back $2 initially before London set the gold price at $1,282.75 up $9.25 up on Monday. In the euro, it Fixed at €938.094 up €4.238, while the dollar stood at $1.3674, again, weaker. Ahead of the opening in New York gold stood at $1,284.30 and in the euro at €939.78.

Silver Market Morning

The New York gold price was almost unchanged at $1,267.10 up nearly $10 at the close on Friday. Asia took it up to $1,272.50 ahead of London’s opening on Monday. London set the gold price at $1,273.50 up $13.50 up on Friday. In the euro, it Fixed at €933.856 up €5.132, while the dollar stood at $1.3637, again, weaker. Ahead of the opening in New York gold stood at $1,273.18 and in the euro at €933.72.

Market Report: Silver outperforming

Since Monday financial markets have consolidated following the emerging market currency shocks of the previous week. Safe-haven bonds were strong initially, before tailing off yesterday. Equities started the week badly but steadied yesterday, and gold spiked at $1274 on Wednesday before being knocked back $20 subsequently. The result is gold was more or less unchanged on the week by last night, though early indications London time are for better prices today.

Silver Market Morning

The New York gold price was almost unchanged at $1,257.40 down 50 cents at the close on Thursday. Asia took it up to $1,261.35 ahead of London’s opening. London set the gold price at $1,260.00 up $1.50 up on Thursday. In the euro, it Fixed at €928.724 down nearly €2, while the dollar stood at $1.3567 slightly weaker. Ahead of the opening in New York gold stood at $1,260.15 and in the euro at €928.87.

Thinking Of Getting Some Silver? (And What To Do With It?)

Wallace, Idaho – A well-educated friend approached us the other day. A friend of his had decided to give up cigarettes and put the $250 a month he was saving in to silver, but hadn't a clue how to do it? At first blush such a question uttered here in North America's greatest silver-mining district might be as silly as someone from Detroit asking what a car is. But perhaps not. Silver-mining isn't taught in our local schools anymore, and probably not a single schoolteacher within 600 miles who…

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