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By: Chris Mullen - 1 June, 2012

Gold fell over 1% to as low as $1544.95 by a little after 8AM EST, but it then soared higher following this morning economic data and ended near its early afternoon high of $1629.64 with a gain of 3.85%. Silver surged to as high as $28.701 and ended with a gain of 2.56%. Full Story

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By: Ben Traynor - 1 June, 2012

WHOLESALE MARKET prices to Buy Gold jumped to $1589 per ounce on Friday, immediately after the release of worse-than-expected US nonfarm jobs data. The US economy added 69,000 nonagricultural private sector jobs in May, according to official data published Friday, compared with analysts' forecasts for 150,000. Full Story

By: Julian D.W. Phillips - 1 June, 2012

Gold closed in New York at $1,562.10 down $2.70 and in London’s early morning fell to $1,560.60 the same as yesterday. The euro stood at €1: $1.2364 another 30 cents lower than yesterday. Gold Fixed at $1,552.50 down $15 and in the euro at €1,259.370 down €3. Ahead of New York’s opening gold stood at $1,552.15 and in the euro, €1,259.45 while the euro was at €1: $1.2324. Full Story

By: GoldCore - 1 June, 2012

Gold edged down on Friday heading towards its 2nd week of losses as some investors remain on the sidelines. Traders await clues from US non-farm payrolls data for May at 1230 GMT. Periphery European bond yields have risen again and unemployment in the Eurozone has risen to a record high. There is a distinct feeling that there is a massive financial volcano that may erupt at any moment. Full Story

By: Chintan Karnani - 1 June, 2012

Today’s closing could set the direction till the Federal Reserve meeting. Europe squabbling will continue. HSBC China PMI for May 48.4 vs. April's 49.3 suggests more Chinese slowdown which will be bearish for base metals. Jewelry demand of gold India is absent as prices are still near all time highs. Full Story

By: Chris Mullen - 31 May, 2012

Gold jumped to $1573.17 at about 9:45AM EST before it plummeted back to $1552.29 in the next half hour of trade and then bounced back higher midday, but it still ended with a loss of 0.17%. Silver climbed to $28.213 in London and then fell back to $27.54 in midmorning New York trade before it the bounced back higher midday, but it still ended with a loss of 0.68%. Full Story

By: Julian D.W. Phillips - 31 May, 2012

Gold closed against the flow of the euro, in New York at $1,564.80 and in London’s early morning fell to $1,560. The euro stood at €1: $1.2397 another 75 cents lower than yesterday. It continued to fall in London. Gold Fixed at $1,567.50 up $19 and in the euro at €1,262.077 up €17. Ahead of New York’s opening gold stood at $1,566 and in the euro, €1,261.89 while the euro was at €1: $1.2410. Full Story

By: Adrian Ash - 31 May, 2012

WHOLESALE BULLION gold prices rose Thursday lunchtime in London, extending yesterday's sharp jump and cutting this week's 2.5% drop by more than two thirds even as the Euro currency again slipped through $1.24 for the second day running. Full Story

By: GoldCore - 31 May, 2012

Gold consolidated on yesterday’s gain in Asia and during European trading it is challenging resistance at $1,570/oz. Gold is set to incur its 4th month of losses which has not been seen in nearly 13 years. Interestingly while gold in dollar term is off 6% in May, the sharp fall in the euro means that gold has again risen in euro terms and is up 0.3% in euro terms in the month. Full Story

By: Chris Mullen - 30 May, 2012

Gold dropped almost 1% in Asia before it climbed back to nearly unchanged at $1556.38 by a little before 8AM EST and end then fell all of the way back to $1531.92 at about 9:45 AM EST, but it then climbed to a new session high of $1569.42 in early afternoon trade and ended with a gain of 0.38%. Silver slipped to as low as $27.392 before it climbed back to as high as $28.17 and ended with a gain of 0.18%. Full Story

By: Adrian Ash - 30 May, 2012

The U.S. DOLLAR gold price fell further on Wednesday morning, trading at 1-week lows beneath $1550 per ounce as world stock markets dropped and the Euro hit a fresh two-year low amid fresh debt woes in the 17-nation currency union. Full Story

By: Julian D.W. Phillips - 30 May, 2012

Gold closed well down in New York at $1,558.80 and in London’s early morning fell further to $1,550. The euro was the cause as it fell to €1: $1.2472 another 50 cents lower. It continued to fall in London. Gold Fixed at $1,548.75 down $25 and in the euro at €1,244.976 down €11. Ahead of New York’s opening gold stood at $1,549 and in the euro, €1,244.27 while the euro was at €1: $1.2449. Full Story

By: GoldCore - 30 May, 2012

Determined selling at the $1,580/oz level capped gold yesterday prior to a bout of sharp selling. This saw gold quickly fall $20 from $1,575/oz to $1,555/oz on heavy volume. Tuesday’s COMEX gold futures volume was well over 450,000 lots – which is close to the record for 2012 and volume more than doubled its 30 day average. Full Story

By: Chris Mullen - 29 May, 2012

Gold climbed almost $10 to $1582.65 by a little after 9AM EST, but it then fell to as low as $1548.10 in afternoon New York trade and ended with a loss of 0.89%. Silver slipped to as low as $27.75 and ended with a loss of 2.04%. Full Story

By: Julian D.W. Phillips - 29 May, 2012

Gold closed higher at $1,575.40 and in London’s early morning rose to $1,577.80. The euro was slightly weaker in London at €1: $1.2539 50, cents lower. It Fixed at $1,573.75 and in the euro at €1,255.666. Ahead of New York’s opening gold stood at $1,572.30 and in the euro, €1,254.93 while the euro was at €1: $1.2529. Full Story

By: Adrian Ash - 29 May, 2012

PROFESSIONAL WHOLESALE prices in the gold investment market reversed an early lift for the second day running in London Tuesday morning, easing back to last week's finish at $1573 per ounce as the Euro currency also reversed its early rise to $1.26. Full Story

By: GoldCore - 29 May, 2012

The New York Exchange was closed yesterday because of a national holiday. Gold has been trading erratically in Asia rising and falling and keeping within a range of just under $10 from $1,570/oz-$1579/oz. Gold spiked higher soon after the open in Asia but determined selling at the $1,580/oz level has capped prices. Full Story

By: Julian D.W. Phillips - 28 May, 2012

New York closed higher at $1,572.80 and in London’s early morning rose to $1,580. The euro was slightly stronger in London at €1: $1.2585. It Fixed at $1,579.00 and in the euro at €1,255.666. Ahead of New York’s opening gold stood at $1,582.70 and in the euro, €1,256.65 while the euro was at €1: $1.2595. Full Story

By: Adrian Ash - 28 May, 2012

LONDON's benchmark wholesale gold price rose 0.8% in Asian and London trade Monday, touching $1584 per ounce before easing back as silver also retraced early gains and European stock markets halved their initial rise. Full Story

By: GoldCore - 28 May, 2012

Asian trading started out flat and then gold climbed to about $1,583/oz and pulled back a bit and is now trading in Europe near $1,580/oz. US markets are closed for Memorial Day today which means that volumes may be low and illiquidity could result in sharp price movements. Full Story




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