Category: Gold news

  • Expectations of higher demand for gold in China to 1,000 tonnes this year

    Expectations of higher demand for gold in China to 1,000 tonnes this year

    Expectations of higher demand for gold in China to 1,000 tonnes this year

    World Gold Council said that gold demand in China has hit a record high up to 1,000 tonnes this year, which means that China will exceed India’s largest consumer of the precious metal in the world.

    Marcus said Executive Director of the pod Investment Council that Chinese demand for gold in 2013 is likely to be in the range from 950 tonnes to 1,000 tonnes but the risks tend to bullish demand may pay to exceed the upper limit of that range.

    Pod said, “China will probably be the largest consumer of gold in the world this year for the first time on an annual basis … so Christrkh demand from the jewelery industry and investment demand both

  • IMF: Russia increased its gold reserves in June for the ninth month in a row

    IMF: Russia increased its gold reserves in June for the ninth month in a row

    IMF: Russia increased its gold reserves in June for the ninth month in a row

    Based on the latest data from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that the Russian Federation has increased its gold reserves in June, while Turkey abandoned some of its holdings of the precious metal in that month.

    According to the report of the International Financial Statistics Monthly, published by the IMF, Russia increased its gold reserves by 0.3 tons in June, bringing the total size to 996.4 tons which is the ninth consecutive monthly increase.

    Russia has the seventh largest in the world’s reserves of gold with the exclusion of the International Monetary Fund.

    In contrast, Turkey has reported a decline of 3.8 tonnes, bringing the total gold reserves to 441.5 tonnes in June, the first monthly decline since June 2012. Turkey comes in ranked eleventh among the nations of the world in terms of the size of the gold reserves

  • Gold rises for a second day as fears receded amid waning stimulus dollar and stocks fall

    Gold rises for a second day as fears receded amid waning stimulus dollar and stocks fall

    Gold rises for a second day as fears receded amid waning stimulus dollar and stocks fall

    Gold rose on Friday for the second day in a row as a result receding fears that the U.S. Federal Reserve to reduce and withdraw the monetary stimulus after weak data from the largest economy in the world, this and dropped the U.S. currency for a second day to settle near its lowest level in a month, and Asian stocks fell, led by Japanese stocks which fell sharply to its lowest level in three weeks.

    Achieved gold on Thursday rise by 0.9 percent, recovering from its lowest level in three days 1308.82 dollars per ounce as a result weak data from the U.S. economy showed higher jobless claims weekly amount by 7000 a request to come level of 343 000, worse than the previous reading of 336 000 after adjusted from 334 thousand, worse than expectations that referred to 339 thousand.

    Bernanke has linked last week in testimony before Congress plans to reduce and withdraw the extent of monetary stimulus program improved economic data.

    Dollar index which measures the performance of the greenback on Friday for a second day to settle near the lowest level in the month of 81.70 points recorded yesterday’s session, while landed Asian stocks بقياد the the Japanese market, which fell sharply against the backdrop of the rise of the yen and weak results for companies.

    The Nikkei lost 432.95 points to close at 14129.98 points after scoring during the meeting 14114.52 points, its lowest level since the eighth of July, the index fell 3.2 percent on the week after a series of gains that lasted five weeks.

    He lost the broader Topix index 2.9 percent to close at 1167.06 points as investors deliberately to profit-taking before the peak of the corporate results season.

    On the other hand, the World Gold Council said on Thursday that demand for gold in China has hit a record high up to 1,000 tonnes this year, which means that China will exceed India’s largest consumer of the precious metal in the world.

    Marcus said Executive Director of the pod Investment Council that Chinese demand for gold in 2013 is likely to be in the range from 950 tonnes to 1,000 tonnes but the risks tend to bullish demand may pay to exceed the upper limit of that range.

    Pod said, “China will probably be the largest consumer of gold in the world this year for the first time on a yearly basis, so Christrkh demand from the jewelery industry and investment demand both.”

    Precious metal gold is trading at 07:54 GMT, GMT around $ 1335.36 an ounce after recording the highest price of $ 1340.36 and a low price of $ 1332.33.

  • Gold retreat for a second day amid concerns stimulus program

    Gold retreat for a second day amid concerns stimulus program

    Gold retreat for a second day amid concerns stimulus program

    Gold price retreat on Thursday amid continued concerns about the reduction of the monetary stimulus, pushing gold prices fell for the second consecutive day, has made the gold on Wednesday, down 0.2% recording its biggest daily loss in the last month after data showed U.S. home sales growth and improved to highest level in five years.

    And recorded a higher gold prices on Tuesday to the highest level in a month.

    The decline in the price of gold in the spot market to $ 1311.20 and gold futures fell for August delivery 8.30 to $ 1311.20 an ounce.

    And other metals silver fell today to $ 19.82 an ounce and palladium fell to $ 733.97 an ounce and platinum at $ 1425.49 an ounce.

  • Gold falls from highest level in a month with high dollar

    Gold falls from highest level in a month with high dollar

    Gold falls from highest level in a month with high dollar

    Gold fell on Wednesday to its highest level in a month registered the Asian market, this decline comes amid rising U.S. currency dollar ahead of an important statement on new home sales, support this decline is also profit-taking after gold continued to climb over four consecutive days.

    Gold had ended Tuesday’s session on the rise by 0.75 percent after accept speculators to buy again ahead of the expiration of option contracts later this week after the precious metal broke through a technical barrier at $ 1,300 an ounce in the previous session.

    Gold recorded its highest level in a month the hearing Asian 1346.95 dollars an ounce ounce before retreating after rising relative to the U.S. currency dollar.

    And gold rose by 8.7 percent in the month of July as a prelude to the best monthly performance since January 2012, as the dollar index fell 1.1 percent after leaving the Federal Reserve Chairman Bernanke the door open to all options for dealing with the stimulus program if economic conditions changed.

    Recorded data SPDR Gold Trust Fund’s largest gold-backed ETF worldwide decline for the fifth day in a row up to 929.76 tonnes on Tuesday, the lowest level since February 2009.

    Waiting for the U.S. economy, an important statement for the housing sector, where issued new home sales for the month of June amid expectations of achieving a high level of the highest of the investigator in the month of May.

    Precious metal gold is trading at 13:32 GMT, GMT around $ 1336.65 an ounce after recording the highest price of $ 1346.95 and a low price of $ 1333.52.

  • Gold narrow trading amid the absence of economic data

    Gold narrow trading amid the absence of economic data

    Gold narrow trading amid the absence of economic data

    Trading prices of the yellow metal is closely around opening levels, showing some decline after the surge of prices witnessed yesterday,

    Gold comes down within the corrective movements, amid a slight increase of the U.S. dollar. Today entirely absent all economic data from the United States and also the European arena, they did not find any gold prices data give support to the height or contribute reduction of the oncoming stray from the opening levels.

    The prices have witnessed a significant rise yesterday to achieve the highest levels of almost a month, after the significant decline witnessed by the U.S. dollar index yesterday. U.S. Dollar Index, which tracks the performance of the dollar against a basket of major currencies, notably the euro and the Japanese yen and the pound sterling, is currently trading around 82.11 levels after it had opened its when 82.25 recording its highest level at 82.45 and the lowest point at 82.09. At 4:00 pm GMT, prices of the yellow metal trading around $ 1332.82 per ounce to near the opening price at $ 1335.11 per ounce achieving the highest level at 1338.30 dollars an ounce and the lowest at $ 1332.61 per ounce.

    As for silver prices declined to be traded currently at 20.322 USD achieving the highest level at $ 20.572 and a low of $ 20.105. This platinum metal prices fell today by 0.81% to reach $ 1434.25 per ounce, As for Palladium of fell 1.44% to $ 737.08 per ounce.

  • Gold prices rise above 1130 $

    Gold prices rise above 1130 $

    Gold prices rise above 1130 $

    Gold rose Tuesday for a fourth day near the highest level during the month of 1336 dollars an ounce as investors increase purchases and the return of demand for gold as a safe haven and the birth of a hedge, especially with the expectations of the U.S. Federal continuing to buy assets and the need for more stimulus.

    Gold ended trading yesterday Monday, up 3.1 percent, its biggest daily gain since June 2012, especially with the dollar fell to bypass the barrier of $ 1,300 an ounce in early trading yesterday.

    Gold is currently trading at levels near 1332 dollars an ounce after recording the highest price of $ 1338.30 and a low price of $ 1329.02 today.

    And recorded data SPDR Gold Trust Fund’s largest gold-backed ETF in the world lower for a fourth straight day to hit 932.46 tons, the lowest level since February 2009.

    Silver today recorded 20.37 dollars an ounce and platinum settled at $ 1437.25 an ounce and palladium fell to $ 741.97 an ounce

  • Gold settles 3% higher to its highest level in a month due to cover

    Gold settles 3% higher to its highest level in a month due to cover

    Gold settles 3% higher to its highest level in a month due to cover

    Gold recorded its highest level in a month on Monday to jump by 3% after the penetration level of $ 1,300 an ounce by the rush of investment funds and speculators to resume buy bets negative.

    And accepts the metal to achieve the greatest rise over three days more than a year ago, boosted partly covered intensively centers where investors are moving next week for August delivery futures contracts for December. Silver also jumped by about 6%.

    But analysts said that with the absence of such stimuli short-term hedge positions and the end of August contract may be exposed to pressure metal prices again.

    Gold rose for instant transactions by 2.9% to $ 1,333 an ounce at 16:41 GMT, after rising to its highest level at the $ 1,334, the highest level since June 20.

    And increased U.S. futures of gold for August delivery $ 39.70 to $ 1,332,50.

    Silver jumped 5.4% to $ 20.52.

    And accepts gold to rise by 4.5% since Thursday, the biggest rise over the course of three days since June 1, 2012.

    He had gold record up last week for the second week in a row after the chairman of the Federal Reserve reassured Ben Bernanke investors that the U.S. central bank will be keen to reduce stimulate the economy.

  • Gold jumps above $ 1,300 level and its highest level in a month

    Gold jumps above $ 1,300 level and its highest level in a month

    Gold jumps above $ 1,300 level and its highest level in a month

    Rose gold metal on Monday for the third consecutive day as a result receding fears of investors toward reducing the bond-buying program the U.S., and climbed the metal with the opening of trading this week above $ 1,300 for an ounce, its highest level in a month 1322.86 dollars Unrecorded since June 20 last June .

    The metal had record high on Friday, fell 1.1 percent, extending a rise for the second day in a row, with a second week of gains, support for this decline in the U.S. dollar and a decline in global stocks on Wall Street and Europe.

    Support the province of gold on the upside high expectations constantly Feds same program of monetary stimulus, estimated at 85 billion dollars a month without reducing or withdrawing at least in the short term, while a rise in oil prices during the current period a great support to the high levels of inflation and is what drives investors to buy safe havens of gold and silver as investment instruments to hedge against rising inflation.

    Recorded data SPDR Gold Trust Fund’s largest gold-backed ETF in the world drop by 0.7 percent last week.

    Metal ended the last trading week higher for the second week in a row after that after leaving the Federal Reserve Chairman Bernanke the door open to all options for dealing with the stimulus program if economic conditions changed.

  • Gold prices rise to record highs again

    Gold prices rise to record highs again

    Gold prices rise to record highs again

    Gold jumped about $ 18 from the levels of 1295 $ to 1313 $ in the first hour of the opening of trading this week, then returned and did not fall during the day below the level of 1310 and then rose to 1323 $.

    Thus, the ascended the price of gold to its highest level in month after the fall of the dollar against other currencies but still gold bearish more than 20% since the beginning of the year., And his arrival to $ 1,323 at today’s meeting the gold returned for the first time to these prices since landing the big day on 20 June is now 600 less than the highest level recorded in September 2011.

    After trying to penetrate and reach the $ 1,300 several times during the last 10 sessions. Since the registration hall last 3 years, in late June, when the 1180 $ $ rose 143, or the equivalent of 12%. But Many analysts believe that the fundamentals have not changed for gold status in the long term, which is now in the direction of a major downside for investors and we’ll see how it will play in the other half of the year and especially there is a kind of “confusion” about the levels of closing at the end of the year.