Go Finance Reporting in SINGAPORE - Gold prices continued to strengthen prices. This precious metal was once again a record price at USD1.518, 10 per ounce.
As quoted by Reuters, in trading on Monday (04/25/2011) the price of gold is the highest scoring record. But, in early trading today, Tuesday (04/26/2011) experienced a slight weakening commodity prices as much as 0.2 percent to USD1.505, 06.
So is the gold in the futures market which yesterday scored a record at USD1.519, 2 also fell to USD1.505, 60.
While the price of silver also experienced a price increase and a record in history at the level of USD49, 82 per ounce. But this morning was also re-price weakened 0.8 percent to USD46, 53.
In futures markets, silver was also a record at $ 50,, 35 per ounce and then went down 1.3 percent to USD46, 53.
The increase in commodity prices of these metals occurred over the long weekend market is also due to positive expectations for the Fed meeting which will take some time to come. (GoFinance)
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