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Scrap gold sales dip despite higher price18-SEP-09
Sales have fallen 50 per cent as buyers are holding gold anticipating better returns.
Gold demand to slip by 15 per cent worldwide in 2009: GFMS14-SEP-09
Jewellery fabrication business worldwide is likely to fall in 2009 on high gold prices with offtake forecast to slip by 15 per cent compared to the year-ago period, a latest report says.
Research sees copper at 7,500/tn21-AUG-09
The metal has more than doubled from the low of $3,051/tn.
IMF gold sales may begin in 201003-AUG-09
The International Monetary Fund will probably sell 200 metric tons of gold annually starting next year, “potentially weighing on prices,” Citigroup Inc. said in a report.
Gold may revisit $1,000 soon: GFMS10-JUL-09
Gold could easily re-gain the $1,000 mark in the coming months and may move up to fresh record highs before the end of the year, said Philip Klapwijk, chairman of Gold Field Mineral Services (GFMS).
Gold hits Rs 15k-mark on sliding $31-MAY-09
Gold hovered around its two-month high in Mumbai on Saturday following similar guidance from global markets where a weaker dollar boosted the metal’s appeal as a hedge against the US currency.
Gold price may touch record $1,100: GFMS08-APR-09
Gold could touch $1,100 an ounce, beating its present record high of $1,034 scaled in March last year, according to a survey by Gold Field Mineral Services (GFMS), a London-based independent precious metal research consultancy.
Gold may rise over 23% in the first half of 2009: GFMS16-JAN-09
Gold may gain over 23 per cent to achieve a fresh all-time high of $1,000 an oz in the first half of 2009 on surging net investment demand from retail investors, who are motivated to own the yellow metal because of fears following the string of bank failures and stresses in the broader global financial system, forecasts Gold Fields Mineral Services (GFMS), a London-based independent consultancy and research company.
Gold may rise over 23% in H1, 2009: GFMS15-JAN-09
Gold may gain over 23 per cent to achieve a fresh all time high of $1000 an oz in the first half of 2009 as net investment demand surges from retail investors who are motivated to own yellow metal because of fears over the string of bank failures and stresses in the broader global financial system, forecasts Gold Fields Mineral Services Ltd (GFMS), the London-based independent consultancy and research company.
Silver price volatility likely to continue21-NOV-08
Silver may decline further for the remaining part of the year as falling industrial and fabrication demand may make the metal surplus, global consultancy firm Gold Field Mineral Services (GFMS) has
Experts see gold hitting $1,200/ounce26-SEP-08
The lure of gold as an asset is expected to draw most investors who have burnt their hands by trading in other asset classes like equities, mutual funds, and bonds.
Gold's future hinges on hedge funds21-SEP-08
Uncertainty prevails in the global precious metal market following the unpredictable moves of hedge funds in equity and commodity markets.
May rise beyond $1,100: GFMS29-MAY-08

Gold may rise to more than $1,100 an ounce this year due to increasing investment demand, London-based research organisation GFMS Chairman Philip Klapwijk said.

China discovers five major deposits29-MAY-08

China, which may overtake South Africa as the world's largest gold producer, has discovered five major bullion deposits, the China Gold Association said.

Jewellery demand likely to slide by 8%10-APR-08
Another breach of the $1,000-mark by gold could cause global jewellery demand to decline 8.24 per cent in 2008, according to the data compiled by Gold Field Mineral Services (GFMS), the London-based
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