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Gold broke through the $1,400/troy oz. barrier in June, a level which had not been breached since the gold market correction in 2013.
Gold's rise is a major sign that investors are worried about the state of the economy.
Though tentative, market participants latched on to nascent signs that trade war conditions may improve and the threat of recession is not as imminent as many fear. This would be the perfect opportunity for monetary policy to further leverage the uneven swell in sentiment. The ECB will start a run
Scheduled event risk is starting to give way to sentiment and systemic fundamental concerns a prospect that threatens volatility at a time of year when quiet is supposed to prevail. Trade wars are finding guidance from headlines that President Trump regularly tops, while recession fears are tied more closely to
Gold prices ripped into multi-year trend resistance this week - the breakout is vulnerable while below. Here are the levels that matter on the XAU/USD weekly chart.
Gold is currently consolidating just under $1,500/oz. after hitting a six-and-a-half year high of $1,511/oz. earlier this week. Positive fundamentals remain but markets dont move in a straight line.
Gold prices surged nearly 19% off the yearly lows with the rally targeting key long-term uptrend resistance. Here are the levels that matter on the XAU/USD weekly chart.
Gold prices are poised to mark the largest advance in six-weeks with price now challenging the yearly highs. Here are the levels that matter on the XAU/USD weekly chart.
Gold prices may look increasingly overpriced if the FOMC rate decision and commentary fall short of the markets comparatively more dovish expectations, opening the door to weakness.
Gold prices are softer this week after reversing off key uptrend resistance. Here are the breakout levels that matter on the XAU/USD weekly chart into the close of July.
Gold prices are softer this week after reversing off key uptrend resistance. Here are the breakout levels that matter on the XAU/USD weekly chart into the close of July.
We may find the top scheduled event risk next week displaced for market moving potential by an increasingly volatile theme. Key event risk ahead includes Fridays US 2Q GDP update and the global PMIs for July which would seem to put the focus on growth and recession concerns. Yet, the
Gold prices are poised for a sixth consecutive weekly advance with rally vulnerable int the start of July. Here are the levels that matter on the XAU/USD weekly chart.
Gold prices are poised to post the largest weekly advance in three years with price probing key resistance. These are the levels that matter on the XAU/USD weekly chart.
Gold prices spent most of last week in rather mute trade until a sudden surge of volatility on Thursday sent the precious metal rallying. Looking at the XAU/USD 4-hour chart below
Gold plummeted nearly 2.6% from the May high with the sell-off now testing the yearly low-day close. These are the levels that matter on the XAU/USD weekly chart.
A deluge of high importance data releases and two major central bank interest rate decisions may buffet gold all next week, with the latest US non-farm payrolls to bring the week to a close, just for good measure. Add in low liquidity in Asia and traders will need to be
Speculative appetite – also called ‘animal spirits’ – is holding effective control over the capital markets. Despite regular warnings over the health of the global economy and infighting that suggests there is little capacity or will to fight future fires, the markets continue their advance in pursuit of capital gains.
Gold may continue to catch a bid in the second quarter of 2019 as the Federal Reserve adjusts the forward guidance for monetary policy.
Spot gold is down roughly 4 percent since its recent peak in February, but the precious metal could see further downside.