Sluggish Chinese PMI Drives Gold up in Asian Markets
Gold – Reuters reported that sluggish Chinese PMI data dragged the equities markets down on Thursday, giving gold a push.
Gold – Reuters reported that sluggish Chinese PMI data dragged the equities markets down on Thursday, giving gold a push.
Gold – Gold prices rose May 22 due to a falling US dollar and US Federal Reserve officials diminishing investors' fears that it would reduce its bond-buying program, Reuters reported.
Gold – Reuters reported that gold rallied slightly on Wednesday, given a boost by solid Chinese demand and by a dollar weakened over concerns from investors about U.S. Federal stimulus.
Gold – Gold continued its decline May 21 as the U.S. dollar strengthened and speculation that the U.S. Federal Reserve may reduce its stimulus program rises.
Gold – Reuters reported that gold climbed modestly on Tuesday, but is still suffering from a shift in investor sentiment towards equities.
Gold – Reuters reported that spot gold reached a low of $1,338.95 per ounce this morning, its lowest price since April 16, pushed down by speculation that the Fed will dial back its economic stimulus program. However, it later rose up to $1,363.40.
Gold – Gold prices fell today, putting the metal on track for its longest run of losses since March 2009.
Gold – Reuters reported that gold is continuing its descent and is nearing a one-month low, while heading towards the largest downturn since 2009.
Gold – Reuters reported that gold backtracked on Wednesday, hovering around a three-week low because of disappointing European growth numbers.
Gold – Gold fell $2.855, to $1,427.56 an ounce, on the COMEX in New York.
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