Gold Prices Climb After Historic Sale By IMF Author: Jason Simpkins
The dollar, weakened by the Federal Reserve's lack of restraint, is losing ground to the euro — which has spurred central banks and investors to turn to hard assets instead. This is driving gold futures to record prices, and there is speculation of prices hitting $1,125 an ounce in 2010.
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Some Analysts Predict Gold Will Reach $1500 By 2010 Author: Commodity Online
As the US government continues to pump more dollars into the economy, investor demand for gold continues to rise.
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Low Interest Rate Helps Gold Continue Record Run Author: Alix Steel
As the US dollar index continues to fall, gold prices are rising once again.
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Gold Stalls, But Is Expected To Climb Higher Author: Mohammed Isah
Analysts believe that gold prices will continue to increase in the medium to longer term, and that prices could rise to as high as $1,200.
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7 Gold Trends That Point To Higher Future Prices Author: Peter Krauth
With the likelihood of inflation still high, and the global economy still struggling, there is a positive outlook for gold investment in the near future.
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Several High-Profile Investors Voice Confidence In Gold Author: Alix Steel
Many high-profile investors believe that gold will perform well against the dollar in the current financial environment.
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Can Gold Retain Its Record-Setting Values? Author: Commodity Online
With the economy starting to recover, and fears of a major financial collapse declining, analysts are skeptical of gold retaining its record-setting values.
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Silver Investment: A Sleeping Giant Awakened Author: Commodity Online
With gold prices reaching all time highs this year, several experts expect a silver investment to provide bullish returns before the end of 2009.
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Platinum And Palladium Prices Continue To Strengthen Author: Commodity Online
The Montana mining company, Stillwater Mining, lost a huge account in General Motors, but they are have been able to stay afloat thanks to increased palladium prices and production in the third quarter.
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China's Growing Industry Raises Demand For Precious Metals Author: Commodity Online
Precious metals are performing extremely well in the current climate, partly due to China's growing industrial demand.
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