Goldhub Research Investment Commentary Latest issue Investment Commentary Read the latest report Goldhub Research Investment Commentary Comex #gold premium to OTC gold has climbed sharply as this chart from Bloomberg shows.O 24 March, 2020 06:51 Back to Industry Insights John Reade Senior Market Strategist World Gold Council Follow on Follow on John Reade Back to Industry Insights John Reade Senior Market Strategist World Gold Council Follow on Follow on John Reade More by John Reade Investment Update: Gold prices swing as markets sell off We believe that the recent volatility in the gold price was driven by massive liquidations across all assets and likely magnified by leveraged positions and rule-based trading. 19 March, 2020 Goldhub Research Investment Commentary One sided, in more ways than one. It’s been a frustrating to be away from the office a 13 March, 2020 11:17 Back to Industry Insights John Reade Senior Market Strategist World Gold Council Follow on Follow on John Reade Back to Industry Insights John Reade Senior Market Strategist World Gold Council Follow on Follow on John Reade More by John Reade Gold ETF inflows continue in the first week of March This week, we launched our February 2020 ETF flows report, which highlights the positive impact current market volatility is having on investment flows in gold-backed ETFs. 6 March, 2020 The Fed cuts rates, increasing gold’s allure The US Federal Reserve (Fed) announced an emergency 50bp rate cut yesterday, bringing the Fed funds rate down to a 1-1.25% range, in response to ongoing concerns about the potential impact of the coronavirus outbreak to the global economy. Treasury bond rates followed suit, with the 10-year note hovering 1% at the time of writing – an all-time historical low 4 March, 2020 Despite last week’s selloff, market shifts could bode well for gold prices The stock market embraced the weakest one-week performance since the financial crisis last week on the back of growing concerns of the continued spread of the coronavirus across the globe. Despite the risk off-moves, gold was lower by more than 3% last week, which is historically unusual during these types of movements. There are a few potential reasons for the weakness. 2 March, 2020 VIDEO: John Reade and Invesco's Chris Mellor on the case for gold In this video, our Chief Market Strategist, John Reade, joins Chris Mellor, Head of EMEA Equity and Commodity Product Management at Invesco, to address questions raised by investors around the potential benefits of gold. 19 February, 2020 ECB review signals little change in short-term At the end of January, the new head of the European Central Bank (ECB), Christine Lagarde, announced the launch of a year-long strategic review of the bank’s monetary policy strategy. Stemming from this, there has been much discussion recently about the ECB’s existing “below but close to 2%” inflation target, and whether this needs to be made more specific, both in aim and measurement. 18 February, 2020 Prev Page 45 of 69 Next Latest research Looking for insight and analysis on gold? Our team of experts produce market-leading research and macroeconomic commentary on gold.
Goldhub Research Investment Commentary Comex #gold premium to OTC gold has climbed sharply as this chart from Bloomberg shows.O 24 March, 2020 06:51 Back to Industry Insights John Reade Senior Market Strategist World Gold Council Follow on Follow on John Reade Back to Industry Insights John Reade Senior Market Strategist World Gold Council Follow on Follow on John Reade More by John Reade
Investment Update: Gold prices swing as markets sell off We believe that the recent volatility in the gold price was driven by massive liquidations across all assets and likely magnified by leveraged positions and rule-based trading. 19 March, 2020
Goldhub Research Investment Commentary One sided, in more ways than one. It’s been a frustrating to be away from the office a 13 March, 2020 11:17 Back to Industry Insights John Reade Senior Market Strategist World Gold Council Follow on Follow on John Reade Back to Industry Insights John Reade Senior Market Strategist World Gold Council Follow on Follow on John Reade More by John Reade
Gold ETF inflows continue in the first week of March This week, we launched our February 2020 ETF flows report, which highlights the positive impact current market volatility is having on investment flows in gold-backed ETFs. 6 March, 2020
The Fed cuts rates, increasing gold’s allure The US Federal Reserve (Fed) announced an emergency 50bp rate cut yesterday, bringing the Fed funds rate down to a 1-1.25% range, in response to ongoing concerns about the potential impact of the coronavirus outbreak to the global economy. Treasury bond rates followed suit, with the 10-year note hovering 1% at the time of writing – an all-time historical low 4 March, 2020
Despite last week’s selloff, market shifts could bode well for gold prices The stock market embraced the weakest one-week performance since the financial crisis last week on the back of growing concerns of the continued spread of the coronavirus across the globe. Despite the risk off-moves, gold was lower by more than 3% last week, which is historically unusual during these types of movements. There are a few potential reasons for the weakness. 2 March, 2020
VIDEO: John Reade and Invesco's Chris Mellor on the case for gold In this video, our Chief Market Strategist, John Reade, joins Chris Mellor, Head of EMEA Equity and Commodity Product Management at Invesco, to address questions raised by investors around the potential benefits of gold. 19 February, 2020
ECB review signals little change in short-term At the end of January, the new head of the European Central Bank (ECB), Christine Lagarde, announced the launch of a year-long strategic review of the bank’s monetary policy strategy. Stemming from this, there has been much discussion recently about the ECB’s existing “below but close to 2%” inflation target, and whether this needs to be made more specific, both in aim and measurement. 18 February, 2020
Comex #gold premium to OTC gold has climbed sharply as this chart from Bloomberg shows.O
John Reade
Senior Market Strategist World Gold CouncilJohn Reade
John Reade
Senior Market Strategist World Gold CouncilJohn Reade
Investment Update: Gold prices swing as markets sell off
We believe that the recent volatility in the gold price was driven by massive liquidations across all assets and likely magnified by leveraged positions and rule-based trading.
One sided, in more ways than one. It’s been a frustrating to be away from the office a
John Reade
Senior Market Strategist World Gold CouncilJohn Reade
John Reade
Senior Market Strategist World Gold CouncilJohn Reade
Gold ETF inflows continue in the first week of March
This week, we launched our February 2020 ETF flows report, which highlights the positive impact current market volatility is having on investment flows in gold-backed ETFs.
The Fed cuts rates, increasing gold’s allure
The US Federal Reserve (Fed) announced an emergency 50bp rate cut yesterday, bringing the Fed funds rate down to a 1-1.25% range, in response to ongoing concerns about the potential impact of the coronavirus outbreak to the global economy. Treasury bond rates followed suit, with the 10-year note hovering 1% at the time of writing – an all-time historical low
Despite last week’s selloff, market shifts could bode well for gold prices
The stock market embraced the weakest one-week performance since the financial crisis last week on the back of growing concerns of the continued spread of the coronavirus across the globe. Despite the risk off-moves, gold was lower by more than 3% last week, which is historically unusual during these types of movements. There are a few potential reasons for the weakness.
VIDEO: John Reade and Invesco's Chris Mellor on the case for gold
ECB review signals little change in short-term
At the end of January, the new head of the European Central Bank (ECB), Christine Lagarde, announced the launch of a year-long strategic review of the bank’s monetary policy strategy. Stemming from this, there has been much discussion recently about the ECB’s existing “below but close to 2%” inflation target, and whether this needs to be made more specific, both in aim and measurement.