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 With recession and weakening of the US dollar, gold has emerged as a safe investment option. Even as production is falling, demand is stable. Ajay Mitra, managing director, World Gold Council (India), explains this dichotomy and other opportunities to Satya Naagesh Ayyagary.
Traditionally, the investment option was between the US dollar and gold. How is it changing now?
The change is very fundamental because of the weakening of the US dollar. For investors, gold is as good as currency even in terms of returns. Also, gold has more stability. While it is also volatile, gold has never dropped in its value and you cannot substitute gold with anything else as it is finite. Moreover, production in the last decade has been declining by average eight per cent a year. Demand for gold is also rising in China, India and Russia. Last year India bought about 200 tonnes of the yellow metal in a bid to preserve our wealth as our reserves are in US dollars whose value is falling. Continue reading Gold prices won’t see a drop in 2010: World Gold Council
January 11, 2010 - Jeffrey Nichols @ http://seekingalpha.com
 Jeffrey Nichols, Managing Director of American Precious Metals Advisors, has been a leading gold and precious metals economist for over 25 years. I expect the yellow metal will hit $1,500 an ounce – or higher – during the New Year, a gain of more than 35 percent from its December 31st close.
And looking further ahead, gold’s bull market will likely continue for another few years, carrying the metal to a cyclical peak of at least $2,000 and quite possibly much higher. Indeed, the probability of gold eventually exceeding $3,000 or even more in the next few years seems to be rising as America seems headed into years of stagflation.
At the same time, silver could very well outperform gold, rising from $17 an ounce at the end of last year to an annual high of at least $25 sometime during 2010, a gain of more than 45 percent from last year’s close.
Even with sub-par economic growth in the United States and Europe, demand for silver (and other commodities) from the high-growth Asian nations will put upward pressure on prices. Continue reading Gold and Silver Expectations in 2010 and Beyond
Sun Dec 27 2009 By: David Olive – Business Columnist
 Investing zealots betting the precious metal will top $15,000 U.S. an ounce in the years to come will see their bubble burst – again.
For the second time in 30 years, we’re in the midst of a classic gold bubble.
There are “gold parties” akin to Tupperware parties across the U.S., where people trade in their gold jewellery and even gold dental fillings for cash.
“Goldbugs,” the term for gold-investing zealots, are predicting a gold price of $2,000 (all figures U.S.) per ounce next year. And a rise to as high as $15,000 in years to come – a 15-fold increase over the modern-day record price of $1,086 set on Dec. 3, from which gold has since retreated 11 per cent. Continue reading Olive: Don’t believe hype over gold
Senin, 07 Desember 2009 pukul 14:58:00 oleh: Rahmad Budi Harto (Wartawan Republika)
 Foto milik Kontan - Cheppy Muchlis Tiap akhir tahun harga emas dunia biasanya mengalami tren naik. Perayaan festival dan musim kawin di India membutuhkan banyak emas sebagai perhiasan pengantin sekaligus mas kawin. Pada waktu-waktu ini, India menjadi pengimpor emas nomor satu dunia.
Namun akhir 2009, calon pengantin dan juga ibu-ibu di India harus menahan diri dalam membeli perhiasan emas. Langkah bank Sentral India dan Rusia memborong emas telah membuat harga logam mulia menanjak drastis.
Pada 4 November 2009, Reserve Bank of India mengumumkan telah membeli 200 metrik ton emas dari Dana Moneter Internasional (IMF). Sebelumnya India mempunyai 357,7 ton cadangan emas yang merupakan 4 persen dari total cadangan devisanya. Pembelian dari IMF menaikkan cadangan emasnya 56 persen menjadi 557,7 ton dan membuat India pertama kalinya masuk dalam 10 besar negara penimbun emas. Continue reading Rekor Harga Emas Hanya Bubble?
 SABTU, 05 DESEMBER 2009 08:55
(MahadanaNews) Emas berjangka anjlok 4% pada perdagangan hari Jum’at,membukukan penurunan terbesarnya sejak awal November, seiring menguat tajamnya dolar AS setelah data pekerja yang berhasil kalahkan estimasi.
Dalam divisi Comex dalam New York Mercantile Exchange, emas kontrak Desember anjlok $48.60 dilevel $1,168.80 per ounce.
Penurunan hari Jum’at ini menghapus kenaikan mingguan emas. Kontrak utama mengakhiri minggu ini dengan turun 0.5%, bukukan penurunan pertama dalam 5 minggu terakhir. Continue reading Emas Koreksi Tajam, Anjlok 48 Dolar
KAMIS, 3 DESEMBER 2009 | 06:27 WIB
 Sepasang suami-istri mengagumi sebuah emas batangan terbesar di dunia seberat 220 kilogram di Museum Emas Jinguashi di Ruifang, Taipei, Taiwan, Rabu (2/12). Harga logam mulia ini melejit dalam 12 bulan terakhir, di antaranya karena serbuan investor untuk meraih untung dalam jangka pendek. LONDON, KOMPAS.com - Harga emas terus mencatatkan rekor baru, yakni seharga 1.216,75 dollar AS per ounce, setara dengan 28,3 gram, di London, Rabu (2/12). Dalam 12 bulan terakhir harga emas sudah naik sebesar 55 persen.
Sementara di New York Mercantile Exchange, harga emas pengiriman terkini ditutup pada 1.212,00 dollar AS per troy ounce, naik dibanding Selasa pada 1.199,10 dollar AS.
Pembelian emas oleh sejumlah bank sentral turut menjadi penyebab kenaikan harga emas. Bank Sentral India dikabarkan telah membeli emas sebagai salah satu alat penyimpanan cadangan devisa. Hal serupa juga dilakukan sejumlah bank sentral di Eropa dengan melepas sebagian cadangan devisa denominasi dollar AS, yang kursnya terus merosot dari waktu ke waktu. Pada hari Rabu (2/12) di London, kurs 1 euro setara dengan 1,51 dollar AS.
Lesunya perekonomian AS mengikis daya tahan dollar AS. Kurs sebuah mata uang berkorelasi dengan kekuatan ekonomi negara. Continue reading Terus Cetak Rekor, Harga Emas Makin Mahal
This article was published a year ago, but still nice to read. Specially when you know there was a prophetic message in the article which is obviously come true recently.
Tuesday, 14 October 2008 – The Bullion Vault in London reports a ‘phenomenal’ interest in its product
 My nearby market town of Lewes has started issuing its own pound notes: Tom Paine’s portrait is on one side, Lewes Castle on the other. The Bullion Vault, a London gold broker, reports “phenomenal interest” in its product. The multi-millionaire media magnate Felix Dennis tells the FT that he has followed the instructions of his financial adviser to “buy gold. Physical bits, small bits, so when you need to get a sandwich you can take it down the shop and take 300 sandwiches away; God help me, in a vault here in London, I have huge quantities of small bits of gold.”
We should not assume from this that the pound sterling is about to go the way of the Zimbabwean dollar. Lewes has ever been a contrary place; the Bullion Vault is obviously talking up its own business; Felix Dennis is highly impulsive.
Yet these are also straws in the wind, or rather a howling gale. When Governments spend vast sums of money to shore up the banking system, you just know that it would be all too convenient for it to let inflation erode the national debt incurred in the process. Even before these gigantic expenditures, Britain’s true level of national debt, according to the economist Liam Halligan – the Government won’t give the real figure including off-balance sheet liabilities – is over £1,300bn. This is equivalent to £50,000 per household. Perhaps Gordon Brown might call it “imprudence with a purpose” – he dumped Prudence some time ago, although he kept on telling everyone that they were still an item. Continue reading It all went wrong when we left the gold standard
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By Eytan Avriel
“So tell me,” the customer began, after listening to a consultant’s expose on the future of the stock and bond market. “What do you think about gold? Shouldn’t I buy some?”
Good question. After months of prices breaking records by the day, investors are wondering whether they should get into gold, and mainly, how. Here for their convenience is a short guide to investment in the gleaming metal. Continue reading Things to know about investing in gold
 As long as the cost of borrowing money is zero, gold will continue to strengthen and the dollar will continue to weaken.
Gold is going into strong hands like hedge funds managed by John Paulson, Paul Tudor Jones, David Einhorn, Eric Mindich, David Hayman–the cream of the crop. Public institutions like central banks in India and China are big buyers too. Momentum on gold is building now, as latecomers climb on the bandwagon.
We’re seeing demand for gold all over the world. Pension funds allocate about 5% as protection against the weakening dollar. Chinese citizens are encouraged by their government to hold gold, not dollars. On Nov. 18, Russia’s central bank announced it would buy any and all gold its sister organization, the State Depositary for Precious Metals and Gems, was willing to see. Now the Vietnamese central bank has granted quotas to import 10 tons of gold for use by its banking system and gold traders. Continue reading StreetTalk – Run With The Gold Bulls
Google News - By Jacques Lemieux (AFP) – 25/11/2009
 MONTREAL — Gold production will continue to fall, despite a brief boost in 2009 and soaring prices, as deposits are exhausted and new discoveries remain elusive, say miners.
In terms of production, “2009 is the outlier as far as the trend,” Omar Jabara, spokesman for US-based Newmont Mining, the second-largest gold producer in the world, told AFP.
Overall, “it’s a fact that gold production from mines has been in decline since 2001 and has gone roughly from 85 million ounces to about 75 million ounces a year,” said Vincent Borg, spokesman for number one producer Barrick Gold. Continue reading We’re running out of gold: miners
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