Gold Moves Up on Wednesday as U.S. GDP Falls Short
Gold – Reuters reported that gold jumped up Wednesday as investors reacted to U.S. GDP data that did not meet expectations.
Gold – Reuters reported that gold jumped up Wednesday as investors reacted to U.S. GDP data that did not meet expectations.
Gold – Bloomberg reported that, according to Societe Generale SA, gold will likely rally up to $1800 an ounce before falling back in the later part of the year. As quoted in the market report:
Gold – The Financial Post reported that, according to Marc Faber, the publisher of the Gloom, Boom & Doom report, there is value to holding gold as part of a portfolio to guard against a "worst-case scenario".
Gold – Mining Weekly reported that South African gold output fell by 32.2 percent, year over year.
Gold – Bloomberg reported that JPMorgan Chase & Co has sold $35 million one-year notes linked to the price of gold, which marks the highest level in three years.
Gold – Reuters reported that gold continued to fall on Friday, pushed down by 2.2 percent in early trading by minutes from the U.S. Federal Reserve that raised concern over monetary policy.
Gold – Mineweb reported that the fundamentals are in place for gold to continue to rise healthily in 2013.
Gold – Business Insider reported that gold registered gains against every fiat currency in 2012.
Gold – CNBC reported that gold pulled back slightly on Thursday, as investors flocked to the dollar after a U.S. fiscal cliff aversion
Gold – Bloomberg reported that gold is on track to post its 12th annual gain.
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