Gold rises on U.S. job losses, recession fears
Gold gained in choppy trade on Friday as an oil rally and weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs data pushed the dollar down and lifted gold's appeal as an alternative investment.
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Gold rally intact, despite recent sell-off
A brutal sell-off in gold from record highs above $1,000 an ounce last month has failed to deter market bulls who believe turbulence in financial markets will keep attention firmly on bullion this year.
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Burglars target British Indians for gold
London: The soaring price of gold has caused a sudden spurt in crime in a London suburb with a large population of Indians - a community known to stash away gold jewellery at home.
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Gold rises on weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs data
Gold gained in choppy trade on Friday as weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs data pushed the dollar down and lifted gold's appeal as an alternative investment.
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AngloGold revises up March gold output
ANGLOGOLD Ashanti forecasts first quarter production of 1.19 million oz, which is eight percent higher than it told the market in February. The increase comes from better-than-expected performance in the South African power crisis, the company said on Friday.
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Vishnu Pillay to Head up Gold Fields Operations in South Africa
Gold Fields Limited ("Gold Fields") (NYSE:GFI) today announced that, further to the executive management changes announced on Monday, 30 March 2008, Vishnu Pillay has been promoted to Executive Vice President and Head of South African Operations, to replace Terence Goodlace who was promoted to Chief Operating Officer for the Group, and will join the Gold Fields Executive Committee.
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Gold Market Wrong-Footed in Thin Trade by Shock Fall in US Payrolls
Gold Prices dipped, bounced and then fell back again from a four-day high early Friday on news that US job losses exceeded expectations last month.
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