Jack Ryan

Citigroup Inc. has joined the small group of banks that provide the vaulting and clearing services that underpin the gold market in London, the world’s biggest bullion-trading center.

A wave of profit taking in the gold market has brought a three-year bull run to an end, but there’s little evidence yet that investors are putting on large-scale short positions in anticipation of further declines.

Poland’s central bank is buying billions of dollars worth of gold as prices dipped in recent months, according to Governor Adam Glapinski.

We are far from Christmas, but a famous scene in the movie “It's A Wonderful Life” is worth remembering as America's 250th birthday settles into the rear view mirror.

Maybe George Will, the Washington Post's eminent conservative columnist, was correct when he recently presented this theory of American politics:

ArcelorMittal SA reported stronger than expected second-quarter earnings as the European Union moves to bolster its steel industry by raising protectionist barriers and scaling back climate measures.

Central banks bought far less gold at the start of the year than previously thought, and while demand has since rebounded, their purchases are expected to decline this year, according to the World Gold Council.

Tether bought 14 tons of gold for its reserves in the three months to June, extending a buying streak that’s made it the largest known holder of bullion in the world outside of banks and nation states.

There has been a lot of talk in recent years that a college degree has lost some if its value.

Frederico Panetta wanted to expand his Canadian plastics manufacturing company across the American border. He's done it, but he's the first to admit he didn't think it would happen in Mississippi.