By Glenys Sim January 30 (Bloomberg) - Gold declined from a seven-week high as European Union leaders prepared to gather for their first debt-crisis summit of the year, boosting the dollar. Spot gold lost as much as 0.5 percent to $1,731.30 an ounce and traded at $1,732.57 at 1:35 p.m. in Singapore, falling for the first time in four days. Read More
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Bloomberg News - January 18, 2012 - By Glenys Sim
Gold rose for a third day, climbing alongside other commodities including copper, as the dollar weakened before data forecast to show signs of economic recovery. Read More
Gold rose for a third day, climbing alongside other commodities including copper, as the dollar weakened before data forecast to show signs of economic recovery. Read More
Bloomberg - January 18, 2012 - By Nicholas Larkin
Gold may climb in New York as the International Monetary Fund was said to seek to boost lending and as a weaker dollar spurs demand for an alternative asset. Read More
Gold may climb in New York as the International Monetary Fund was said to seek to boost lending and as a weaker dollar spurs demand for an alternative asset. Read More
Beacon Equity - January 13, 2012
Gold and silver prices have fallen sharply in trading today after the euro dropped against the U.S. dollar. The single currency fell after reports suggested that Standard & Poor’s Read More
Gold and silver prices have fallen sharply in trading today after the euro dropped against the U.S. dollar. The single currency fell after reports suggested that Standard & Poor’s Read More
AAP - January 11, 2012
Gold surged 1.5 per cent to a three-week high on Tuesday, rallying with the stock market on optimism about the global economy after a bullish forecast by aluminum maker Alcoa. Read More
Gold surged 1.5 per cent to a three-week high on Tuesday, rallying with the stock market on optimism about the global economy after a bullish forecast by aluminum maker Alcoa. Read More
Market Leader - January 5, 2012
EU members supported the sanctions on Iran’s oil imposed by the USA. This will be especially painful for Greece, which imports up to 30% of crude oil from Iran Read More
EU members supported the sanctions on Iran’s oil imposed by the USA. This will be especially painful for Greece, which imports up to 30% of crude oil from Iran Read More
ETF Guide - December 30, 2011 - By Simon Maierhofer
Gold has lost its reputation as safe haven and morphed from the trade that works in all markets to the trade that works in no market. Can gold regain its strength Read More
Gold has lost its reputation as safe haven and morphed from the trade that works in all markets to the trade that works in no market. Can gold regain its strength Read More
Moneylife - December 29, 2011
The domestic market witnessed relentless buying in precious metals due to global volatility in view of escalating geo-political tensions across the Middle East, the subsequent Read More
The domestic market witnessed relentless buying in precious metals due to global volatility in view of escalating geo-political tensions across the Middle East, the subsequent Read More
Beacon Equity - December 22, 2011
Gold and silver prices have fallen sharply today as the U.S. dollar strengthened against the euro. The single currency has come under pressure from rising worries Read More
Gold and silver prices have fallen sharply today as the U.S. dollar strengthened against the euro. The single currency has come under pressure from rising worries Read More
