Gold Attracting More Doubters
(The Wall Street Journal
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13/05/2012)
Barclays becomes at least the fourth major investment bank since late March to lower its gold-price forecast, cutting its 2012 outlook 8% to $1,716/troy ounce. Roughly the same rationale underlies each cut — investors seem perfectly happy turning to the
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Gold, silver rise on low level buying
(The Economic Times
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13/05/2012)
Both gold and silver recovered in the bullion market here today on buying support by stockists at existing low levels. While gold recovered by Rs 25 to Rs 28,810 per 10 grams, silver gained Rs 250 to Rs 53,750 per kg. Traders said emergence of buying at
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Gold bull run set for 12th consecutive year: WGC
(Business Standard
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13/05/2012)
Gold prices are set for a 12th consecutive year of gains despite volatility, with investor demand likely to be spurred by unfolding euro zone sovereign debt crisis, a senior official of the World Gold Council (WGC) said on Thursday. Gold is often bought
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Some physical buying emerges as Gold prices retreat
(Commodityonline
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12/05/2012)
Some physical buying has occurred on gold’s pullback, helping the market bounce from its weakest levels early in the day, said Afshin Nabavi, head of trading at MKS Finance. “Since yesterday, we’ve been seeing some physical buying and physical shipments
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Barclays classifies Gold as risk asset, cuts 2012 forecast
(Commodityonline
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12/05/2012)
Barclays Capital has cutback on their price projections for precious metals like gold and platinum as both these have been behaving like risk assets, the bank's latest report says. "While the macro backdrop remains positive, gold has behaved closer to
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Gold volatility falls suggesting lower speculative interest
(Commodityonline
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12/05/2012)
Gold futures rebounded by $1.3 on Thursday to end at $1,595.5 after falling 3.1% this week, the worst week for gold since mid-March. Stoxx and Euro/dollar also rebounded on some positive news out of Europe. The European Financial Stability Facility has
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Gold continues downhill move on global cues, silver tumbles
(The Economic Times
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12/05/2012)
Gold prices fell further at the bullion market here today on consistent selling by stockists amidst lower jewellery off-take on the back of bearish overseas market. Silver also witnessed heavy speculative sell-off from investors owing to lack of
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Gold posts worst weekly drop this year on euro fears
(The Economic Times
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12/05/2012)
Gold fell almost 1 percent on Friday as fears over a worsening European debt crisis and sharp losses in equities and commodities sent the precious metal to its biggest weekly decline this year. The metal came under heavy pressure as disclosures of huge
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PRECIOUS METALS: Gold Settles Below $1,600 As EU Concerns Weigh
(The Wall Street Journal
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11/05/2012)
Worries about political and economic turmoil in the euro zone Wednesday pushed gold futures to their lowest settlement price of 2012, as investor demand for the perceived safety of the U.S. dollar limited the appeal of precious metals. The most actively
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PRECIOUS METALS: Europe Worries Push Gold To 4-Month Low
(The Wall Street Journal
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11/05/2012)
Fresh worries about Europe's debt crisis spurred investor demand for cash and sparked a wave of selling in the gold market Tuesday, pushing futures briefly below the $1,600 mark and to their lowest settlement price since the first trading day of 2012.
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Precious Metals are Buffeted by Buffett
(Resource Investor
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11/05/2012)
The midweek trading session in New York opened to and continued to witness additional long liquidation among holders of gold, silver, platinum, and palladium positions. The US dollar’s vault to above the 80.00 mark on the trade-weighted index and the
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Precious Metals Steady as China Spurns Euro Debt
(Resource Investor
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11/05/2012)
Wholesale market prices to buy gold and silver repeated yesterday's rally in London trade after a slight drop Thursday morning, rising back above $1594 and $29.30 per ounce respectively as platinum and palladium also stemmed this week's sharp drops.
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China gold imports rise 6-fold in Q4
(Business Standard
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10/05/2012)
China gold imports were six times higher in the quarter ended March 31 at 135.53 tn, up from mere 19.73% in the same period last year, the Census and Statistics Department of Hong Kong government was quoted by a Mangal Keshav commodities report. The
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MCX Gold, Silver falls as Greece crisis deepens
(Commodityonline
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10/05/2012)
MCX gold and silver are trending lower on Thursday morning trade as concerns of Greece's future continues to be the major play in markets worldwide. MCX gold June contract is trading at Rs 28423, down 0.89% as of 10:39 AM IST while MCX silver July
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Gold needs to fall further to lure buyers back: UBS
(Commodityonline
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10/05/2012)
The break under $1,600 an ounce for gold may finally attract buyers to the yellow metal, freshening the recent stale price action seen lately, said Edel Tully, precious metals strategist at UBS. Although the European sovereign debt risks,
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Gold weakens on political uncertainty in euro zone
(Business Standard
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10/05/2012)
A weak euro and political uncertainties in the euro zone have led to a significant drop in gold prices in international markets. The yellow metal fell 3.1 per cent to $1,587.4 an ounce, from $1,638.5 on Monday. In Mumbai, the metal lost 1.7 per cent in
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Asia Gold: Price dip stirs buying interest; caution lingers
(The Economic Times
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09/05/2012)
Asia's bullion market stirred on Wednesday after gold slumped over 3 percent over two days to a four-month low as buyers cautiously took advantage of the price drop. Spot gold dipped to a four-month low near $1,580 an ounce, extending a 2-percent decline
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Gold futures fall 0.4% on global cues
(Business Standard
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09/05/2012)
Gold prices fell by 0.44% to Rs 28,524 per 10 gm in futures trade today, as speculators engaged in trimming their positions, taking weak cues from overseas markets. Also, a weakening trend on the spot markets following slackened demand due to end of the
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Palladium to beat Platinum in 2012 on autocatalyst demand
(Commodityonline
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09/05/2012)
Palladium is expected to beat platinum in 2012 as the auto-catalyst demand favours palladium, a recent report by ETF securities suggest. For more on this
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Gold falls sharply with Euro, risk assets
(Commodityonline
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09/05/2012)
Comex gold is sharply lower with the euro and risk assets on worries about Greece, said Sterling Smith, market analyst and commodity trading adviser with Country Hedging. Left-wing, anti-austerity parties are attempting to form a coalition government in
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MCX gold may open at Rs 28,640 per 10 gm
(The Hindu Business Line
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09/05/2012)
Gold futures may continue its downtrend on the back of strong dollar. Asian equity markets have opened weak. MCX gold June contract may open at Rs 28,640 per 10 grams against yesterday’s close of Rs 28,670. In Mumbai spot market, the yellow metal opened
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Silver futures down on weak global trend, profit-booking
(Business Standard
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08/05/2012)
Silver prices fell by 0.77% to Rs 56,835 per kg in futures trade today amid weak trend in overseas markets and profit-booking by speculators. At the MCX, silver for delivery in September fell by Rs 339, or 0.77%, to Rs 56,835 per kg in business turnover
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MCX Gold, Silver trades down tracking global movements
(Commodityonline
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08/05/2012)
At the Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX), gold and silver prices are trending down on Tuesday morning trade, tracking movements in the international market. MCX gold June contract is trading at Rs 28818, down 0.42% as of 10:48 AM IST while MCX
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China’s Gold Imports Jump as Country May Become Biggest User
(Bloomberg
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08/05/2012)
Mainland China’s gold imports from Hong Kong surged more than sixfold in the first quarter, adding to signs that the country may displace India as the world’s largest consumer of the precious metal on an annual basis. Imports from Hong Kong were 135,529
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Morgan Stanley remains bullish on Gold, Silver
(Commodityonline
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08/05/2012)
A global financial services firm, Morgan Stanley said that it remains bullish on gold, silver, platinum and palladium among commodities and old-crop grains, or those for futures contracts reflecting the last crop rather than the next one. As for gold,
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