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April, 11, 2011, Los Angeles – Gold prices surged a record setting 3.24 percent or $46.20 to end the week higher at $1,474.30 an ounce while the price of silver gained 8.29 percent or $3.13 to finish the week at $40.90 an ounce while the Gold/Silver ratio dropped to 36.04, its lowest level in 28

Los Angeles – Gold bullion prices pulled back slightly last week slipping 0.77 percent to $1,417.00 an ounce after rising for five weeks in a row, on continued fighting in Libya and the threat of political unrest spreading to Saudi Arabia. The price of silver rose 0.96 percent to end the week at $35.85 an

Los Angeles – The Gold price gained 1.42 percent to $1,428.00 an ounce for the week while the price of silver jumped by 6.60 percent to $35.51 an ounce and the Gold/Silver ratio fell to a new 13 year low of 40.21, as silver outperformed gold. The week began with the Fed Bank of New York President

Los Angeles – The price of gold rose for a fourth consecutive week on Friday gaining 1.51 percent, to $1,408.00 an ounce on continuing unrest in the Middle East and North Africa, and renewed fears of rising inflation. Silver prices rose 2.46 percent, to close at $33.31 an ounce for the week. The price of

Los Angeles – The Gold price gained 0.53 percent to $1,355.70 an ounce to close higher for a second consecutive week as silver rose 2.89 percent to close the week at $29.89 an ounce. The Gold/Silver ratio, dropped to 45.36 as silver outperformed gold. The week began with an announcement by J.P. Morgan Chase on

Los Angeles – The price of gold saw its first weekly gain in the new year after climbing 1.02 percent to $1,348.60 an ounce on Friday as silver rallied almost 6 percent for the week to close at $29.05 an ounce. The Gold/Silver ratio (GSR) dropped to 46.42 as the price of silver became more expensive