There were only four cycles compared to six in the US dollar: two gold bull markets and two gold bear markets.

Gold may stay under pressure, especially that political uncertainty related to the Italian national election is likely to weigh on the euro in the near term.

Combined with worries about inflation and erroneous trade and fiscal policies, it may prompt investors to purchase some safe-havens, such as gold.

The USD Index seems to be at a decisive point and we should see relatively soon if the decline continues or if a major turnaround takes place instead.

Inflation surged yesterday. But gold dropped initially, only to quickly reverse the fall and fly into the air. Will gold soar on the inflation fuel?

Analyzing Yellen’s crucial imprints on the Fed, the gold market could be affected in the future.

The price of no asset can move up or down in a straight line, so why should mining stocks be any different? When will the turnaround take place? It depends.

The World Gold Council published its gold market outlook for 2018. Will gold continue its January rally or should we expect declines?

The only thing that could make it more bullish is if the USD reversed under oversold conditions and close to the cyclical turning point. Oh wait. It did.

Yesterday, gold won an influential supporter in the White House. Who is he?

The key question is whether the bearish trend in the greenback will continue or we will see a trend reversal.

Yields on U.S. Treasuries have leaped recently. It will wreck the yellow metal. Or maybe not.