There is a lot of speculation that silver will rebound from lower levels in the coming months. The speculation comes as analysts predict that manufacturing will expand in key economies like China and USA which will likely boost the demand for the metal.

Gold, heading for its longest run of monthly losses in almost 13 years, gained in London as a weaker dollar bolstered demand for commodities. The euro rose from the weakest level in almost two years against the dollar as Spanish and Italian bonds rallied

Investor and newsletter writer Dennis Gartman said that he is cutting his gold position one day after he was on the verge of increasing it. On Tuesday, Gartman said he was ready to add to the position if gold broke above 1,260 euros and held there for an

Gold staged a dramatic mid-session turn-around in heavy trade on Wednesday, rebounding more than $30 an ounce as a deepening sell-off in riskier assets rekindled safe-haven demand and technical bids kicked in at a key support level. The abrupt reversal

Gold has bounced from last week’s lows but rallies have stalled so far around the $1,580-an-ounce level, said Commerzbank, the second-largest bank in Germany, after Deutsche Bank. The price continues to be kept in check by the still-firm US dollar. The

Gold dipped to a one-week low on Wednesday, tracking a weaker euro on heightened worries about the euro zone debt crisis as Spain's borrowing costs spiralled towards unsustainable levels. Gold has recently been moving in lockstep with the single

Gold prices to reach $3,000-4,000 per ounce range within five years, said Ross Norman at the inaugural Dubai Multi Commodities Centre Precious Metals Conference. One of the most articulate analysts in the market Ross Norman maintains that “there is no

Supported by a firming global trend, silver traded higher by Rs 0.21% to Rs 54,596 per kg in futures trade today. At the MCX, silver for delivery in July rose by Rs 117, or 0.21% to Rs 54,596 per kg in business turnover of 13,349 lots. The September

Gold declined for the first time in three days, set for the worst run of monthly losses since 1999, as concern that Europe’s fiscal turmoil is worsening boosted the dollar. Platinum fell. Spot gold lost as much as 0.6 percent to $1,571.43 an ounce and

Gold prices are under pressure trading below $1600 but given the bullish macro-environment, concerns over long term inflation and continued central bank buying, the near-term prospects for gold is bullish, according to Barclays Capital. Barclays said

Gold fell in Asian trading Friday as investors exercised caution amid persistent concerns over the euro-zone debt crisis.

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Gold futures gained for the first time this week on Thursday, as a brief pause in the dollar's upward march spurred some investors who had bet on lower prices for the precious metal to close out those bets.

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World's central bank gold purchasing reached 70.3 tonnes in April this year, as per the latest official Central Bank gold holding figures from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). World's central banks continue to increased their foreign exchange