Showing posts with label gold prices. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gold prices. Show all posts

Saturday, August 10, 2013

What Happened With Gold Last Week.

  The buying of gold last week  was due to short covering since not much is happening to strengthen the US dollar,  said a Sydney-based precious metals trader.
Investors are selling their long US dollar and buying other currencies and gold.
Spot gold had gained 0.5 per cent to $1,292.96 an ounce by 0307 GMT. US gold rose about $7 to $1,292.10.
The dollar crumbled to seven-week lows on Thursday after the yen ploughed through major resistance levels in a stop-loss frenzy.
Traders said the short-covering in gold could push prices through the $1,300-mark
Gold has lost nearly a quarter of its value this year after strong economic data prompted talk the Fed could scale back its support for the economy.
Cleveland Fed President Sandra Pianalto said on Wednesday that the US central bank could begin reducing the pace of its bond-buying stimulus if recent improvement in the US job market persists.
Other key Fed policy makers, including Chicago Fed President Charles Evans and Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher, said earlier this week that stimulus could be cut as early as September, depending on economic data.
The slide in gold prices earlier this week stirred up some buying interest in China, which is set to overtake India this year as the world's top gold consumer.
Shanghai futures rose on Thursday after a two-day fall.
"Physical demand from the Far East continued to provide support for gold," HSBC analysts said. "Despite the pick-up in physical buying, downside risks to bullion persist as the near-term momentum appears to be negative for gold."

Gold Current Price Per Ounce

Thursday, July 25, 2013

What's Gold Trading At?


You could be an investor or maybe you are someone who just is simply interested in the idea of investing in real currency rather than the paper notes most of us use for are every day purchasing, what it comes down to is you are here and want to know “whats the current price of gold?” or what  golds current price per ounce is?.
 Think about how golds prices change throughout the day Gold is a commodity after all and as a commodity the prices fluctuate throughout the trading day.

 Throughout time, gold has shaped our economy and determined the value of our currency.  Those days have long sense  gone we  no longer can determine the value of a currency based on it’s gold reserves.

 It is no secret that currencies, in particular the USD, are floundering while government try their best to maintain some kind of financial stability in otherwise uneasy times.

 The current price of gold?

Golds current price per onace depends on a few fundamental  elements one being supply and demand this is the number one factor, while other factors like currency inflation  and the stability of other commodities, affect the currant price of gold daily.
 
One of are resent determining factor, here in the US to golds value and therefore golds current price per ounce, was due to the fact that the US Federal Reserve could  print currency without the gold reserves to support it. Case in point the billions of dollars that Bush and Obama needed to bailout the big banks.

When a population  loses confidence in the strengths of their own currency, this also moves the price of gold up while the public transfers their paper money to more tangible investment like gold.
 That fact that Central Banks continue to purchase and store gold at an increasing rate makes interest rates rise, this shows us that more people will  be looking into  the idea of buying gold as a secure investment.
 As other countries, had their currencies and their credit devalued, this also moves people into thinking about  the price of precious metals like gold and silver.

In times of uncertainty and increased anxiety, like we have now, with gold losing its momentum. And with such volatility in world markets, many have seen their chance it get in on the …goldrush.

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