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Gold and silver started off the week rising along with many other commodities prices and major currencies including the Euro. But there is still no clear path for gold and silver as both zigzagged from gains to losses on daily basis in the past four business days. Today, Great Britain CPI will be published, U.S housing starts and building permits and Bernanke will give a speech.
The daily forecast of gold and silver for March 20th
Gold bounced back on Monday and rose by 0.69% to $1,657.3; silver also edged up by 1.08% to $32.96. During March, gold declined by 2.57% and silver by 4.87%.

St. Deviation
During the past four months there has been a drop in the volatility of gold and silver as their standard ...

Gold and silver were traded down again on Friday and thus completed a negative performing week. Will this downward trend continue this week? There are reports that following the sharp drop in gold and silver prices, the bets on rising gold price dropped to the lowest level since January 2012. Today, Australia's Bank Policy Meeting will be held.
The daily outlook of gold and silver for March 19th

Gold slipped on Friday by 0.22% to $1,655.8; silver also edged down by 0.37% to $32.60.
The ratio between gold and silver didn't move much and reached 50.79. During the month the ratio increased by 2.80% as silver has moderately underperformed gold.

On Today's Agenda
Monetary Policy Meeting Australia's ...

Here is a short overview of the recent developments in gold and silver prices during the week of March 12th to 16th and an outlook for the week of March 19th to 23rd; this includes a short description of the main news items, decisions and events that may have influenced precious metals traders during last week; in this analysis I use charts and a fundamental analysis to examine how if at all last week's events, decisions and financial reports affected the path of gold and consequently may also affect the direction of the SPDR Gold Trust (GLD).
The video link and complete analysis of Gold and Silver Weekly Outlook

Gold and silver resumed their downward trend they have had during most of the month. Their sharpest drop came on Wednesday when gold and silver precipitately declined by 3.03% and 4.17% respectively. This decline came a day after the FOMC held its meeting and decided to keep its policy unchanged and not introduce any additional stimulus plan for now as the U.S. economy is showing signs of recovery. Since the expansion of the U.S money base was related to the rally in gold and silver, the decision of the Fed not to declare another expansion pulled down the prices of bullion. Other U.S related publications came out during the week such as the U.S PPI, Philly Fed manufacturing Index and U.S CPI. All these indexes were positive, but didn't rise ...