Using daily levels of alternative
gold assets and the S&P 500 Total Return Index as a reference asset during July 1987 through June 2010 (for
bullion and
gold mutual funds) and February 2005 through June 2010 (for all
gold alternatives), they
find that: Keep Reading
Using daily
gold bullion spot prices (London fixing) and COMEX
gold futures prices during 1981 through 2010 (30 years), along with contemporaneous stock market index and
gold jewelry demand data, he
finds that: Keep Reading
Subdued dollar trading and the quiet on
bullion boards came against a backdrop of geopolitical worry and volatility on financial markets: If the Fed fails to deliver a hawkish hike,
gold is likely to
find a bid with the focus returning to safe haven and diversification demand
Using monthly consumer price indexes (not seasonally adjusted) for the four countries and monthly returns for spot
gold (bullion) in the four associated currencies since January 1968, monthly survey - based U.S. inflation expectations since January 1978, and monthly returns on the Philadelphia Gold and Silver Index (XAU) as a proxy for gold stocks since January 1984, all through December 2014, they find that: Keep Rea
gold (
bullion) in the four associated currencies since January 1968, monthly survey - based U.S. inflation expectations since January 1978, and monthly returns on the Philadelphia
Gold and Silver Index (XAU) as a proxy for gold stocks since January 1984, all through December 2014, they find that: Keep Rea
Gold and Silver Index (XAU) as a proxy for
gold stocks since January 1984, all through December 2014, they find that: Keep Rea
gold stocks since January 1984, all through December 2014, they
find that: Keep Reading