By Kishori Krishnan Exclusive To Gold Investing News Money flows are being watched. Gold hit $955 an ounce on Tuesday in Tokyo, as Chinese stock markets showed signs of stability and oil prices gained ground. The precious metal dropped 0.5 per cent the previous day on selling by short-term investors due to caution in the [...]
India’s gold futures edged lower on Wednesday, tracking weak global markets and a strong rupee that makes the dollar-quoted metal cheaper. For full story, click here
New York gold futures ended lower after a mixed session on Tuesday, as a late rally in the U.S. stock markets temporarily quelled fears about the financial system, prompting investors to lock in recent gains. For full story, click here
The gold market in New York spent most of the trading session lower on Monday as equities rallied. Gold futures for April delivery slipped 3.70 dollars, or 0.4 percent, to 952.50 dollars an ounce on the New York Mercantile Exchange. For full story, click here
Global gold supply will continue to be impacted by lower mine supply although expected declines in South African, Australian and Canadian production will to some extent be offset by increased output from Peru, Russia and China. For full story, click here
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