Hedge funds are holding the first ever bet on a decline in gold prices since the U.S. government started collecting the data in 2006.
Showing posts with label gold. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gold. Show all posts
Sunday, July 26, 2015
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
Monday, February 17, 2014
Hedge Funds Raise Gold Bull Bets as Paulson Holds: Commodities
Hedge funds raised bullish gold wagers to a three-month high as signs of slowing U.S. economic growth spurred demand for haven assets. Billionaire John Paulson maintained his bullion holdings last quarter.
Wednesday, January 1, 2014
Gold Surrenders Streak as Investors Embrace Stocks With 20% Gain
Investors’ 12-year love affair with gold ended in 2013 as they abandoned the precious metal for stock markets in the world’s developed economies, lifting global share prices by the most in four years.
Saturday, January 5, 2013
Gold Seen Rallying From Worst Streak in Eight Years: Commodities
Gold traders expect prices to rebound from the longest weekly losing streak in eight years as mounting concern that U.S. lawmakers are doing too little to control the budget deficit spurs demand for a protection of wealth.
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Gold drifts lower as Spain worries weigh on euro
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Gold drifted lower on Monday after posting its biggest quarterly rise in more than two years, tracking a weaker euro as Spain's struggle to control its finances worried investors.
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
US stocks gain following latest Greek debt deal
NEW YORK: US stocks rose on Monday after Greece's parliament voted for spending cuts so it can get a bailout to save the country from bankruptcy.
Monday, October 3, 2011
Qatari wealth fund on gold buying spree
The Qatari Royal family plans to spend up to $US10 billion ($10.4 billion) buying stakes in gold producers through their sovereign wealth fund, The Daily Telegraph can disclose.
The fund is seeking to invest in a range of natural resources, but gaining access to physical gold is its top strategic priority.
Yesterday, Qatar Holdings, which controls the wealth of the Middle East state’s royal family, confirmed it would invest about $US1 billion in European Goldfields, a London-listed miner currently developing the largest gold-mining project in Greece.
The fund is seeking to invest in a range of natural resources, but gaining access to physical gold is its top strategic priority.
Yesterday, Qatar Holdings, which controls the wealth of the Middle East state’s royal family, confirmed it would invest about $US1 billion in European Goldfields, a London-listed miner currently developing the largest gold-mining project in Greece.
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Soros: Gold Not Safe Anymore
by Paula Schaap ,Senior Reporter , September 16, 2010
Hedge fund manager George Soros said, despite his play in gold, that the precious metal wasn’t a safe bet anymore.
Speaking at a conference sponsored by Reuters, Soros warned while the commodity could go higher, it’s the “ultimate bubble.”
Soros has been calling a gold bubble since the start of the year. Yet, at the same time, he has invested heavily in gold ETFs through the SPDR Gold Trust and in gold mining companies, according to regulatory filings.
Gold prices were up to a new high early Thursday morning, at $1,278 per ouce.
Butn Soros said, in times of economic uncertainty, what he really prefers are plain vanilla blue-chip stocks with steady dividends.
Hedge fund manager George Soros said, despite his play in gold, that the precious metal wasn’t a safe bet anymore.
Speaking at a conference sponsored by Reuters, Soros warned while the commodity could go higher, it’s the “ultimate bubble.”
Soros has been calling a gold bubble since the start of the year. Yet, at the same time, he has invested heavily in gold ETFs through the SPDR Gold Trust and in gold mining companies, according to regulatory filings.
Gold prices were up to a new high early Thursday morning, at $1,278 per ouce.
Butn Soros said, in times of economic uncertainty, what he really prefers are plain vanilla blue-chip stocks with steady dividends.
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