Speculation the Federal Reserve will introduce another round of quantitative easing had the price gold surpassing the $1,890 mark early in the trading day, as investors continue to migrate toward safety in the volatile and weak economy.
Gold broke $1,890 in New York and London, as the failed Obama economic policies continue to weigh on the global economy.
While some continue to talk double-dip recession, we at Everything Gold have maintained we've never left the recession, as the data continue to confirm.
Others who believed in the recovery myth are now talking entering a recession, which has helped offer support to the price of gold, as well as the ongoing sovereign debt debacle in Europe. An earlier-than-expected QE3 adds more fuel to the gold price fire, and could cause an inevitable correction in gold to be somewhat subdued in comparison to what it may have been.
Barrick Gold (NYSE:ABX) was trading at $52.61, gaining $1.83, or 3.60 percent, as of 11:48 AM. Yamana Gold (NYSE:AUY) was trading at $15.94, jumping $0.43, or 2.77 percent. Newmont Mining (NYSE:NEM) was at $63.23, climbing $3.15, or 5.24 percent. Goldcorp was trading at $53.96, increasing $2.31, or 4.47 percent. Eldorado Gold was at $20.12, up $0.73, or 3.76 percent. Novagold was trading at $10.05, gaining $0.49, or 5.13 percent.
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