LONG before we had wallets full of credit cards, even before we had the old ‘paper’ money, the most common way to buy things was with gold.
Spot gold Price
MCX Silver Outlook Report 30 September 2018 – Neal Bhai
Silver Outlook Report
The global spot silver ($14.65 per ounce) looks much stronger than gold and is likely to outperform in the coming weeks as expected. It seems to have formed a strong base around $14 and could be gearing up for a fresh rally.
Spot Gold : A Breakout on Either Side of the $1,178—1,213 Range Will Decide the Next Move
Gold is struggling to get fresh buyers that would take it decisively above the psychological level of $1,200. The yellow metal tumbled last week and made a low of $1,181 per ounce. However, it managed to bounce from those levels, recovering some of the loss, and closed at $1,191 per ounce, down 0.7 per cent for the week.
Gold Holds Near Six-Week Lows as Dollar Firms on Robust US Data
Gold prices held close early Friday to near six-week lows hit in the previous session, as the dollar firmed after upbeat US economic data supported the Federal Reserve’s resolve for steady interest rate hikes over the next year.
Spot Gold was up 0.2 percent at $1,203.86 – Neal Bhai Reports
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) — Spot Gold – “However, there is not much of a safe-haven appeal (for gold) as the market is not packing in a lot of punch to trade war.”
Gold Slips as Trade, Emerging Market Worries Lift Dollar – Gold Silver Reports
Gold slipped on Tuesday as concerns over an escalating trade conflict between the United States and China battered emerging market currencies and prompted investors to seek perceived safety in the dollar. A stronger dollar makes dollar-priced gold costlier for non-US investors.
Gold Prices Up for 3rd Day in Row, Silver Rates Gain
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – Global spot gold rate was steady at $1,213.05 an ounce, as of 0650 GMT, after hitting as high as $1217.85 in early trade. US gold futures were down 0.2% at $1,221.4 an ounce. Gold prices had rebounded on Friday from a 17-month low of $1,204 per ounce as dollar slipped after data showed US job growth slowed in July.