Gold Demand In India Supported by ETFs - According to the Word Gold Council, demand in India for gold through exchange traded funds is likely to double this year. The Indian gold market is expected to exhibit the greatest growth in the near future.“The ...

Gold, energy stocks support TSX; market held back by financials on Greek anxiety - By Malcolm Morrison, The Canadian Press TORONTO - The Toronto stock market held onto a small gain Thursday afternoon as energy and gold stocks advanced after worries about the future of the eurozone had ...

Redstar Gold Corp.: News Release - Redstar Gold Corp.: News Release

John Embry and James Turk on why the Gold Bull Market isn't Over [Video - This conversation between James Turk and John Embry was recorded on Friday 18 May. They discuss recent volatility and panic in the gold and silver markets. According to John Embry markets are now highly oversold.

Guest Commentary: Gold & Silver Weekly Outlook for May 21-25 - Guest Commentary: Gold & Silver Weekly Outlook for May 21-25

Commodity prices propel Toronto market higher - The Toronto stock market was slightly higher Thursday, powered by higher energy and gold stocks after worries about the future of the euro-zone pushed commodity prices to multi-month lows earlier this ...

TSX slides amid lower commodities, Facebook stalls after surging in market debut - By Malcolm Morrison, The Canadian Press TORONTO - The Toronto stock market gave up early solid gains to close lower Friday as traders increasingly nervous about the future of the eurozone reduced exposure ...

Wheat, gold, silver rise in a down market - By The Associated Press Wheat prices rose again Thursday on concerns about poor weather conditions, while gold and silver shot higher as traders sought refuge from a steep decline in the stock market.

Precious Metals Market Comments - Today's June Gold futures traded a choppy $29.70 range. The market extended yesterday's mammoth $38.40 rally and actually closed higher for the week. This week yielded a $70.80 trading range which produced a low of $1526.70 (a level not seen since 7/6/11) and new weekly high of $1597.50.

Market overview: FTSE closes down at 71 at 5,268 - 1630: Today saw German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble predict that market turmoil will last up to another two years. Elsewhere in Europe, Greeks appear to have changed their minds and now favour the ...