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Early in the week gold hovered around the $1,280 per ounce mark. News of the dollar’s decline helped gold rise above $1,310 per ounce on Thursday. Investors are still curious as to when the Federal Reserve will begin tapering the economic stimulus. A recent article by Bloomberg addresses the overall situation. “The weaker dollar is

Gold closes out July with a gain of more than 7 percent. This month has been a tremendous one for the yellow metal. Now moving into August, it seems recent word from the Federal Reserve may help gold prices moving forward. Here is a look at this week in gold. Largest One Month Gain in

The past 3 weeks have seen an overall upward trend for gold. It seems that no news is good news for gold at this point due to a lack of major headlines to shake gold’s foundation. The reports on gold in the past week have only added to gold’s recent stability. Here’s a look at

Cyprus is resisting pressure from the European Commission (EC) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to sell its gold reserves to finance its “bailout”. The Cypriot Finance Minister said that a sale of its gold reserves was not the only option under consideration to pay down its debt and that other alternatives were being considered. Cyprus

Gold fell $16.70 or 1.29% yesterday and closed at $1,275.70/oz. However, gold rose in Asian trading after Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said that the central bank may start scaling back bond purchases later this year. Mark O’Byrne from GoldCore stated that “Gold’s value signifies a very tight physical market and premiums in China remain high. This

This week Gold prices came close to hitting the $1,300.00 per ounce mark mid-week and many experts believe prices may have found a steady base given that this week is on track for an overall gain. Bernanke’s Comments Wednesday afternoon’s comments by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke came as somewhat of a surprise to investors.

Recent articles posted by GoldCore and ZeroHedge show that Gold is changed near a one-week high, and is marginally higher in dollars as the dollar has retreated from a three-year high, and higher in most currencies. The gold market continues to digest the ramifications of gold borrowing costs surging to the highest since the post-Lehman Brothers

It’s no secret gold’s value has been sliding over the past few weeks. The major story that has been driving gold prices recently revolves mostly around the Federal Reserve. It’s true that the monetary stimulus program is related to the performance of gold, however a new issue is on the horizon that some believe may