Dollar hegemony comes to a close By Mark O'Byrne | March 9, 2015 The dollar has declined as the world's reserve currency as the yuan grows, and nations have begun to de-dollarize.
Indian gold demand isn't looking good By Paul Ploumis | March 9, 2015 The success of gold savings plans proposed in the Union Budget is likely to erode the physical demand for gold in India.
More gold drops to come? By Paul Ploumis | March 9, 2015 According to analysts, the plunge in gold prices following strong U.S. jobs data could repeat over coming months.
Oil-Gold ratio: Dial down deflation concerns By Bluford Putnam and Erik Norland | March 5, 2015 Comparing the relative value of two high profile commodities can often reveal interesting insights.
Bank hackers find loophole By Mark O'Byrne | March 5, 2015 The majority of British and Irish banks are vulnerable to hacking, despite two-step verification processes and other steps taken to ensure safety.
U.S. precious metals probe investigation continues By Jan Harvey | March 5, 2015 Barclays has been providing information to an investigation into precious metals by the U.S. Department of Justice, the bank said in its 2014 annual report on Tuesday, a week after a similar statement by HSBC.
