The orders for durable U.S. goods rose by 4 percent in March, however the core orders dropped by 0.5 percent. What does it mean for the U.S. economy and the gold market?

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Yesterday we wrote that although U.S. existing home sales rose in March, the real-estate market was far from full recovery after the last bubble burst. Indeed, on the same day negative data on new home sales was published. What does it mean for the economy and the gold market?

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U.S. existing home sales rose more than expected in March to the highest annual rate in 18 months, according to the National Association of Realtors. After the publication, gold prices tumbled to the sharpest single session loss in more than six weeks. Do strong home sales in March signal that the economy is bouncing back?

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We are coming back to Greece, as Greek share prices of Greek banks have tumbled and government bond yields have surged to record highs on growing fears over the Greek economy. Will Greece default and what will it mean for the gold market?

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The Credit Managers Index (CMI) has worsened significantly over the last two months and current readings stand at recessionary levels not seen since 2008. What does it mean for the U.S. economy and the gold prices?

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