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U.S. Precious metals prices climbed across the board this week. Gold notably advanced to register its fifth weekly gain while silver closed on Friday to its highest price since March 2008, leading many media bullion news titles as a result.
In weekly percent gains for all the U.S. precious metals prices, gold came in at 1.1%, [...]

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Gold Prices Return to 8-Week High, Bullion Coins Unchanged

by Bullion Prices Staff on September 2, 2010

in Bullion Coins, Featured

U.S. bullion prices rose in unison Thursday, with gold rebounding to a fresh eight-week high and above $1,250 an ounce. A weaker dollar and safe-haven buying were noted catalysts. Investors are sitting on pins and needles waiting on Friday’s jobs report.

"The U.S. dollar index was trading lower Thursday, pressured in part by some better [...]

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U.S. precious metals prices advanced this week. Gold rose the least in percent terms — silver and palladium were on fire, but its winning streak is the longest of the metals with four straight weekly gains. Safe-haven buying brought on by economic uncertainties continued to lift gold prices, with silver benefiting as a cheaper investment [...]

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Gold and Silver Prices Slip, Bullion Coins Advance

by Bullion Prices Staff on August 26, 2010

in Bullion Coins, Featured

U.S. gold prices pulled back from their eight-week highs and two straight days of gains Thursday, as a bigger-than-expected decline in U.S. jobless claims eased the appeal of safe-haven purchases — so opined analysts.

"Gold futures gave back a small portion of their recent gains Thursday as some traders exited to book profits after jobless [...]

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Gold Prices Top $1241, Silver Advances Above $19

by Bullion Prices Staff on August 25, 2010

in Bullion Coins, Featured

U.S. precious metals prices advanced for a second straight day, with gold nearing an eight-week high and silver soaring above $19 an ounce. Silver tracked gold which benefited over continuing concerns that the economic recovery was slowing.

"Comex gold futures closed higher and hit a fresh nearly two-month high Wednesday, on follow-through safe-haven buying interest and [...]

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Gold Prices Rise, Bullion Coins Rebound

by Bullion Prices Staff on August 24, 2010

in Bullion Coins, Featured

U.S. gold climbed Tuesday, lifted by safe-haven buying driven by a report released earlier in the day showing that existing home sales in the U.S. plunged, and far further than expected.

"The gold market came roaring back from early profit-taking selling pressure Tuesday, to close higher and nearer the session high. Bargain-hunting traders bought the early [...]

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U.S. precious metals prices moved in the same direction this week as last — gold pushed higher while silver, platinum and palladium fell. United States Mint bullion coins mostly dragged along, continuing their stride of slower August sales.
In New York bullion prices, gold futures for December delivery finished Friday at $1,228.80 an ounce, [...]

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U.S. gold futures prices hit a six-week high on Tuesday, rising for a fourth straight day on the back of a weaker dollar and supportive physical demand.

"The market continues to see some fresh speculative buying interest amid a weakening U.S. dollar index and building technical momentum this week," noted Jim Wyckoff of Kitco News. [...]

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Gold settled modestly lower on Friday as the U.S. dollar climbed, but the metal still managed to register a gain for a second straight week as its appeal to safety-buyer grew.
In New York bullion prices, gold futures for December finished at $1,216.60 an ounce for a daily loss of 10 cents. Gold rose $11.30 [...]

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U.S. bullion prices kicked into high gear Thursday as safe-haven buying lifted gold to above $1,216 an ounce for a gain of $17.50. It was the largest daily pick up for the yellow metal in two months, and it happened despite a stronger greenback.

Gold "is drawing fresh safe-haven and speculative buying interest this week [...]

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