DGZ News and Press, DB Gold Short ETN due February 15 2038 From 04/23/21

OPEC+ production is down because OPEC decided to do so. The price crash in 2020 resulted in a production decline already in 2020, as some producers came close to cash costs. The European Union adopted a regulatory framework with a dual mandate that not just targets fuel economy bu...

The precious metals sector looks to be breaking out from its consolidation. The long-term bull case for gold hasn't changed. This appears an excellent opportunity for investors to go tactically long the sector. For further details see: Gold Is Breaking Out (Time To Buy P...

At long last, the precious metal appears to be breaking out of its near nine-month consolidation period following a strong run in 2019 and the first half of 2020. From a sentiment perspective, gold is still being viewed relatively negatively on the whole. Seasonality also looks to...

In our gold price framework, we identified three main drivers for gold prices: central bank policy (through real-interest rate expectations and QE), changes in central bank inventories and longer dated energy prices. Longer term energy prices were the main contributor to the sharp gol...

Gold rallied last week toward the top of a down-trending channel that has been in force since prices peaked last summer. A strong push above $1,800 (confirmed by a weekly close) would carry hugely bullish implications for the remainder of the spring. New all-time highs could soon be i...

With the exception of palladium, precious metals markets have lagged behind other asset classes in 2021. Silver is up 3.2% since last Friday's close to trade at $26.23 per ounce. Platinum is unchanged for the week to trade at $1,223. History suggests that periods of rising inflati...

Stocks were up but the bigger winners were commodities and real estate. With the dollar down foreign markets also performed pretty well with Europe continuing to outperform. Growth beat value again last week but still lags significantly YTD. Large cap stocks also had another good week...

Gold and silver appear to be adjusting in price in relation to monetary policies pursued by most governments around the world. The US dollar is entering a devaluation period as the government prints more and more stimulus. Inflation is likely and each dollar is worth less and less. ...

There is no doubt that economic and monetary instability are increasing. Both gold and silver have acted as money for millennia and are widely distributed. The collapse of fiat currencies will demolish the state theory of money, and not for the first time. For further detail...

The current correction in gold possibly bottomed at the $1,675/oz level. The resumption of the gold uptrend must be validated with the weakening US dollar. In addition, the US interest rates have to continue to consolidate. For further details see: The Correction In Gold...