WGC: Gold’s Potential in 2013
Gold – Many are concerned about gold's role in the current risk-on environment. The WGC weighs in.
Articles Tagged "World gold council"
Global Gold Demand Falls 11 Percent in Third Quarter
Gold – Mining Weekly reported that in its latest report, the World Gold Council that worldwide demand for gold dropped by 11 percent in the third quarter of 2012.
Russia’s Gold Stockpile Raises Concerns
Gold – Russia has nearly doubled its gold reserves. But why? Is Putin up to something?
Gold-backed Bonds: WGC Supportive, But Issues Warning
Gold – The World Gold Council believes gold-backed bonds can play a positive role in the EU crisis, but raises matters of serious consideration, including market risks.
A Tale of Two Dips: Gold Demand in India and China
Gold – Demand for gold is down in both China and India, the top two consuming nations of the yellow metal. The reason for the dips are different, however, as are the prospects for a gold market recovery.
Central Bank Bullion Buying Hits Record
Gold – Total gold demand decreased 7 percent in the second quarter, but the buying of bullion by central banks reached a record level. A lower dollar helped push gold up again this week as speculators continued to anticipate a fresh round of stimulus.
Gold Discoveries Not Keeping Up With Mined Metal: Report
Gold – Although gold prices have declined in most currencies during the second quarter partially due to a strong US dollar, exceptions to this trend include the euro, Swiss franc and Indian rupee.
Turkey: Driving Demand With Innovation
Gold – The Turkish government is developing innovative ways to get gold out of households and into the country's banks.
WGC Discusses First Quarter Gold Trends
Gold – Mineweb reported an interview with World Gold Council Managing Director Marcus Grubb on gold trends during Q1 2012.
GFMS: Gold Could Peak at $2,000 in 2013
Gold – Thomson Reuters GFMS believes gold could rise to an all-time high next year, but the metal may only hold that level temporarily. Could this prediction bode well for gold equities?
