Gold rose $23.67 to $1597.37 in early New York trade before it drifted back lower midday, but it still ended with a gain of 1.12%. Silver surged to as high as $28.913 and ended with a gain of 2.25%. Full Story
In this piece we are going to look at the equities because they lead the metals at key turning points. This was the case in 2007-2008, the end of 2008 and most recently, in 2011. Predictably, the mining equities will lead the next rebound. Full Story
New York bounced back to $1,573.70 and Asia continued to take it higher, with London running it up to Fix at $1,588.00. The euro was weaker at €1: $12693, where it was when the morning Fixing took place. In the euro it Fixed at €1,251.083 €34. Ahead of New York’s opening gold looked stronger at $1,591.23 and in the euro, which also continued to slip, €1,253.43 while the euro was at €1: $1.2695. Full Story
WHOLESALE MARKET gold prices climbed as high as $1594 an ounce during Monday morning's London trading, jumping 1.5% in the first two hours, while Eurozone stocks looked to have stemmed four days of losses despite Greece and Spain seeing negative ratings decisions. Full Story
Gold climbed $34.30 or 2.23% in New York yesterday and closed at $1,573.70/oz. Gold began trading sideways in Asia then climbed over 12 points reaching a high of $1,589.31. Gold edged off a bit in Europe and is now trading near the $1,587/oz level at 1055GMT. Full Story
Gold jumped to as high as $1579.80 by midday in New York before it drifted a bit in afternoon trade, but it still ended with a gain of 2.23%. Silver surged to as high as $28.33 and ended with a gain of 3.2%. Full Story
New York bounced back to $1,550 yesterday and Asia and London held it in that region today ahead of the gold Fix. The euro was weaker at €1: $12707. This morning in London, gold Fixed at $1,547.00 and in the euro at €1,217.439 up €10. Ahead of New York’s opening it looked slightly weaker at $1,546.50 and in the euro, which also continued to slip, €1,217.81 while the euro was at €1: $1.2699. Full Story
THE WHOLESALE MARKET gold price jumped at the start of New York trade on Thursday, cutting the week's previous 3.3% dive to 5-month lows in half as the Euro fell and Eurozone stock markets slumped once again. Full Story
Gold edged down $2.90 or 0.19% in New York yesterday and closed at $1,539.40/oz. Gold climbed during volatile trading in Asia having recovered from the NY close yesterday. In European trading the yellow metal is hovering near the $1,548/oz level. Full Story
Gold fell almost 1% to a new 2012 low of $1527.32 in Asia before it rallied back to $1552.03 at about 10:25AM EST, but it then fell back off again into the close and ended with a loss of 0.19%. Silver slipped to $27.202 in Asia before it climbed back to $27.97, but it then dropped to a new low of $26.78 in early afternoon trade and ended with a loss of 1.77%. Full Story
New York closed at $1,542.60 down $16 and fell further in Asia again to $1,537.5 where it Fixed in London. The euro stood at €1: $1.2714 down 1.5 cents against the dollar. This morning in London, gold Fixed at €1,208.725 down only €5. Ahead of New York’s opening it looked stronger at $1,539.45 and in the euro, which also continued to slip, €1,209.31 while the euro was at €1: $1.2730. Full Story
BENCHMARK prices to buy gold for London settlement rallied more than $10 an ounce off new five-month lows beneath $1528 on Wednesday morning, bouncing as the Euro, world stock markets and commodity prices also paused this month's sharp liquidation. Full Story
Gold fell $16.30 or 1.05% in New York yesterday and closed at $1,542.30/oz. Gold traded off in Asia hitting a low of $1,526.80/oz then recovered as the market opened in Europe and is now trading near $1,537.25. Full Story
Gold fell to $1548.10 in Asia before it rebounded to $1563.92 at about 8:30AM EST, but it then fell back off again in late trade and ended near its new 2012 low of $1542.40 with a loss of 1.05%. Silver climbed back up to $28.457 in early New York trade, but it then fell to as low as $27.58 in the last minutes of trade and ended with a loss of 2.09%. Full Story
New York closed at $1,558.60 down $23 and held there in Asia as the selling seemed to have stopped for the moment. The euro stood at €1: $1.2863. This morning in London, gold Fixed at $1,559.00 down $5 and in the euro at €1,213.607 the same as yesterday. Ahead of New York’s opening it started to bounce and stood at $1,559.55 and in the euro, which also continued to slip, €1,212.90 while the euro was at €1: $1.2858. Full Story
WHOLESALE MARKET gold bullion prices dipped below $1550 an ounce for the first time since December on Tuesday – a fall of 7% since the start of this month – before regaining some ground by lunchtime in London. Full Story
Gold fell $22.70 to close at $1,558.60/oz in New York yesterday. Gold edged up in early Asian trading to $1,560/oz prior to renewed selling saw the price fall and gold briefly pierced below support at $1,550/oz prior to a slight bounce higher in early European trading. Full Story
Gold fell to as low as $1556.81 in early New York trade before it bounced back higher at times, but it still ended with a loss of 1.44%. Silver slipped to as low as $28.19 and ended with a loss of 2.35%. Full Story
New York closed at $1,581.30 down $12.3 before the ‘clumsy’ seller came in again and pushed the gold price down in Asia again to $1,563. The euro stood at €1: $1.2876 after Friday’s close of €1: $1.2921. This morning in London, gold Fixed at $1,563.00 down $18 and in the euro at €1,213.792 down €15. Ahead of New York’s opening it started to bounce and stood at $1,564.00 and in the euro, which also continued to slip, €1,215.51 while the euro was at €1: $1.2867. Full Story
THE PRICE OF GOLD and gold futures dropped yet again Monday morning, recording the seventh drop in nine trading days in May so far as industrial commodities, global stock markets and the Euro currency all sank amid Athens' failure to negotiate a new coalition government. Full Story
Gold fell $12.70 to close at $1,581/oz in New York Friday. Gold has fallen again today and has now erased the gains for the year. Gold edged up in early Asian trading as bargain hunters lifted prices from four month lows, but gains were capped and prices gradually fell and falls continued in European trading. Full Story
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