Monday, September 12, 2011

::Gold Prices Down Again to USD1.852, 95>>

Go Finance Reporting in SINGAPORE - Gold prices fell again in trading Monday (09/12/2011) at the level of USD1.852, 95 per ounce.

However, this condition can still attract the attention of buyers in the previous session after experiencing the worst trade since last June as a result of the strengthening dollar against the euro and the growing doubts about the ability of Europeans to resolve the debt crisis.

In trading this morning, gold fell $ 4, 21 to USD1.852, 95 per ounce. This price is far below the highest price at last week's trading, which is USD1.920 per ounce.

U.S. Gold GCcv1 fell $ 3, 3 to USD1.856, 2 per ounce. It is quoted by Reuters on Monday (09/12/2011).

Senior officials of World Gold Council (WGC) said demand for gold, which fell in the second quarter of this year, is expected to strengthen in late 2011. This was driven by strong buying jewelry in India and China, as well as the recovery in investment demand. Meanwhile, oil prices down approximately $ 1 this morning as a result of the strengthening dollar. (GoFinance)

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