| 76. Sajan 9/2/2010 3:40:13 AM IST |
| Gold will touch 20K in india and $1300 in international market in oct 2010. |
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| 75. sakkhari vijaykumar 7/28/2010 10:43:12 PM IST |
The International Monetary Fund has approved the sale of a limited amount of its gold to help provide loans to poor countries and shore up its finances
gold is very best of benifit prize it my come down |
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| 74. RAMESH 7/27/2010 10:43:39 PM IST |
| muje 900g gold kharidna hai kya kru market down hone ka intjaar kru ya le lu. Help me |
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| 73. mukesh 7/27/2010 10:39:56 PM IST |
| gold is very best of benifit prize |
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| 72. Dimpy arora 7/22/2010 10:52:46 PM IST |
Spot gold prices declined on Wednesday to close at $1184/oz, after gaining marginally in the earlier session. However, the August futures contract on the Comex as well as on the MCX ended in the green, reflecting that demand for the yellow metal still remains attractive. Gold prices touched a two month low of $1175/oz on Tuesday, but later gained marginally as low prices attracted investors towards the yellow metal. After making significant returns this year, inevitable profit booking at the higher levels is exerting pressure on the prices. However, concerns over the Euro zone crisis which continue to prevail coupled with other global economic issues are supporting the prices on the downside.
Check more updates at MCX Commodity tips blog spot. |
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| 71. Anuj Sharma 7/7/2010 11:17:49 PM IST |
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| 70. Sanjay 7/5/2010 9:10:30 PM IST |
| Over the past five years, demand for gold has risen by an average of 13 per cent a year in China, according to the World Gold Council. It says Chinese gold mining producers have stepped up gold production by 84 per cent over the past decade, while its known reserves account for 4 per cent of total known global gold reserves. |
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| 69. Rajan 6/13/2010 7:27:48 AM IST |
| Gold can go up to $1400. |
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| 68. Shabbir 6/7/2010 10:43:37 PM IST |
could you please guide me gold rates for another 6 months period or so. a rough idea please...
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| 67. sanjay chaudhary 4/12/2010 5:28:04 PM IST |
| i am novice trader, can you suggest me some do`s and don`ts while trading. I want to focussed on F & O and Commodity market. |
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| 66. Vikas 4/9/2010 5:22:29 AM IST |
| Gold price 4.9.2010 |
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| 65. siddharth 3/9/2010 8:04:17 AM IST |
| want to updates and tips of commudity market |
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| 64. Vish 3/5/2010 9:20:25 AM IST |
| Gold price are expected to go above 900 euro.Current Gold price is 837 euros. |
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| 63. news 12/7/2009 6:53:09 AM IST |
If China were to lift their gold reserves to 5,000 tonnes, which is equivalent to about two years of global production, that shift in demand would boost the gold price by $800/oz to around $2,000 ($1,978) based on our models. If China moves towards 10,000 tonnes, well, that would end up taking the gold price to $2,623/ounce if our calculations are in the ball-park.
Make no mistake, we are gold bulls. Central banks have deep pockets and production of gold is stagnant so the demand-supply backdrop for bullion is bullish. At the same time, we have to pay respect for market positioning over the near-term. The market for precious metals is overextended right now after the parabolic move of the past two months. The net speculative long position has swelled to a record 273,552 contracts (100 ounces each) on the COMEX. Open interest has never been higher, at 693,661 contracts. So this is one crowded trade — as is the short-trade on the USD against all the major currencies, especially the commodity-based units.
So, we could get a meaningful gold correction at any time, and we are talking about a correction in what is still a secular bull market — the 200-day moving average is $970/oz, which means we could get as much as a 20% pullback and no fundamental trendline would be violated. We remain long-term gold bulls, and our commentary remains fundamentally bullish, but anything that could spark a countertrend rally in the U.S. dollar, which is our principal near-term concern, would put gold at a much better price point for investors than the peak we are at today. |
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| 62. Sanjay 11/27/2009 4:38:28 AM IST |
Gold: To $1,300+ an ounce
Pia now sees gold as a smart play during both market crises and booms when investors think stocks are overvalued. Other drivers include central banks` decreasing their dollars as a reserve currency in favor of bullion (as India did in early November), and gold`s populist appeal: "Joe Investor understands gold much better than, say, IBM stock."
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| 61. mmraju 11/24/2009 6:35:36 PM IST |
| what is the expected gold price per usd per oz by this tear end ,z it advisable to take gold at this price |
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| 60. Sanjay 11/20/2009 10:05:13 AM IST |
If India were to raise gold`s share of its forex reserves from the current 6% to 20% -- or where it was during the strong U.S. dollar policy days just 15 years ago -- gold would hit $1,300 an ounce, Rosie says.
If China were merely to copy India `s move and raise gold`s position in its forex reserves to 6%, the yellow metal would go to $1,400.
And the third scenario?
It seems far-fetched, but it`s certainly the most interesting case. Imagine that rampant inflation forced the U.S. to buy more gold to support its currency. To put our hypothetical gold needs in perspective, Rosie goes back a century to when the Fed -- whose policies are crushing the dollar today -- was first created. Back then the ratio of gold reserves to money supply (using the monetary base) stood at 40%. Today that ratio is 17%.
So here`s the kicker: In order to get to that historical 40% ratio from the current 17%, the U.S. would need to purchase three years` supply of gold bullion, according to Rosie`s calculations, thus pushing the price up to $2,750. |
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| 59. KKrzDzlLhx 11/19/2009 11:59:38 PM IST |
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| 58. bcdgEzHsHsfX 11/19/2009 8:51:31 PM IST |
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| 57. kk 9/22/2009 9:59:48 PM IST |
The International Monetary Fund has approved the sale of a limited amount of its gold to help provide loans to poor countries and shore up its finances.
The fund`s executive board said it decided Friday to sell 403.3 metric tons in a way that does not disrupt the sale of gold in commodity markets.
The head of the IMF, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, expressed satisfaction with the board`s decision. He said it would enable the fund to step up lending to poor countries and put the fund`s finances on a sound, long-term footing |
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