On Wednesday, retail sales data was published. The numbers were disappointing, and markets roiled. The prices of gold and silver shot up. There was no looking back and both metals ended at their high prices for the week. The euro also jumped up, about a cent and a quarter. Now, of course, gold analysts are [...]
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Keith Weiner 2015-05-17 21:31:13 2018-03-07 03:05:16 Monetary Metals Supply and Demand Report: 17 May, 2015
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Keith, you’re no fun.
I try! 🙂
What causes the fundamental price to hover for months $50 to $100 above the quoted price? Distorted interest rates?