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(Kitco News) - Analysts look for gold-import restrictions in India to ease following the election of a new government, although later in the year....

(Kitco News) - There was no majority opinion toward the direction of gold prices for next week in the Kitco News Gold Survey, but a nominal number of participants said they expect gold to hold in the current trading range between roughly $1,280 and $1,315 an ounce....

(Kitco News) - Gold traders may keep an eye on U.S. bond yields after the 10-year Treasury note dipped to its lowest level in seven months this week....

The Dow Jones-FXCM U.S. Dollar Index outlook is turning increasingly bearish, while the GBP/USD may target fresh highs in the week ahead. ...

Gold prices are marginally higher this week with the precious metal inching up 0.18% to trade at $1291 ahead of the New York close on Friday. ...

The British Pound pulled back further from multi-year highs as a drop in UK yields and a broader US Dollar reversal produced the second-consecutive week of GBPUSD declines. Key economic data may need to impress to spark a larger GBP bounce. ...

The USD/JPY extended the decline from earlier this month, with the pair slipping to a fresh low of 101.30, and the Bank of Japan (BoJ) interest rate decision may continue to undermine the bullish sentiment surrounding the dollar-yen should we see a more material shift in the policy outlook. ...

The Australian Dollar may fall as firm US data and an upbeat set of FOMC minutes drive speculation about the end of Fed stimulus, sparking risk aversion. ...

The US Dollar managed to turn a close call test of 14-month lows into an impressive rebound over the past two weeks. Yet, without a strong foundation for bulls to drive from, a ‘rebound’ may be all the greenback is able to muster. ...

There is a distinct contrast between EURUSD and the other dollar-backed 'majors'. The world's most liquid pair has broken critical support and leans heavily towards a larger trend change. ...

CNBC's Rick Santelli discusses the latest action in 10-year sovereign debt yields and the play in the U.S. dollar against the euro....

CNBC's Tyler Mathisen looks ahead to what are likely to be next week's top business and financial stories. Home sales numbers are on the way. The Fed Minutes come out on Wednesday. A few big retailers, like HD and LOW, report this week. ...

It is questionable whether Japan’s megabanks can return to anything like sustained profitability while the BOJs mad QE policy remains in place. I would argue the same for Japan’s economy as a whole and, of course, for its stock market....

China is buying resources. The west is selling. Who's got the timing right?...

The US Dollar will look to upbeat consumer confidence data to help ward off doubts about the continuity of the Fed’s effort to “taper” QE asset purchases. ...

A tumble from the S&P 500 marked another abrupt decline in ever-fickle risk trends. ...

Another uptick in the U. of Michigan Confidence survey may push the EUR/USD back towards the 1.3650-60 support as it raises the fundamental outlook for the dollar. ...

The US yield complex has fallen apart the past several weeks, leaving the US Dollar vulnerable as technical evidence gathers for a potential turnaround. ...

Gold and silver may extend their recent declines on upcoming US consumer sentiment figures, while crude oil remains exposed to a spill over from the retreat in equities. ...

If India's election results mirror the exit polls, the rupee will likely receive a short-term boost, says Dominic Bunning, FX Strategist at HSBC....