Gold futures extended gains for the third straight session as a weaker rupee made the dollar-quoted gold expensive, analysts said.
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A failed swing in the bearish descending wedge formation– signals a downward breakout and test of the June 2006 low of $550.
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Spot gold is testing medium-term support at $750 an ounce. Failure would indicate another test of $700.
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Deflation continues to be the key macro development to watch, as demand for gold as a hedge against uncertainty has been waning.
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The overall trend remains down for gold as the dollar is still strong. Deflation continues to be the key macro development to watch, as demand for gold as a hedge against uncertainty has been waning.
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Despite the severe and uncertain economic crisis, gold is not showing any uptrend, which suggests that investors are comfortable holding cash rather than investing in the precious metal.
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The benchmark gold February contract on the MCX may open at round 12,770 rupees per 10 grams, they said. The contract may trade in the range of 12,600-12,850 rupees. The contract closed at 12,738 rupees per 10 grams in the previous session.
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Gold recouped some of last week’s late losses in early trading as the dollar weakened, driving bullion nearly 1 percent higher.
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Gold futures are expected to open marginally higher on Monday in step with global markets, an analyst said.
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Deutsche Bank said that the gold to nickel price ratio, a key indicator of economic performance, could fall into single digits if the recession is as deep as that of the early 1980s.
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Wednesday, January 7, 2009
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