Petro America to Acquire More Gold Mines

Thursday, August 27, 2009
The Petro America Corporation have announced today that they are hoping to acquire more gold mines to add to those acquired recently. The corporation revealed that they are in negotiations with with a further two gold mines.The Corporation have already acquired a 24% interest in a California gold mine which is set to produce 1.7 million ounces of gold.It is believed that these acquisitions will be... More...

Worldwide Demand for Gold Continues

Wednesday, August 26, 2009
The media continues to be full of reports about the continued rise in worldwide demand for gold. The major financial journals, websites etc are all commentating on investors search for stable investments in uncertain economic times. Investors are becoming increasing keen to buy gold.This summer has seen a rise in the price of gold being traded on international markets. With concerns about inflatio... More...

Gold Prices could Spark New Gold Rush

Tuesday, August 25, 2009
With the price of gold at almost $1,000 an ounce and the continued recession in America some are predicting their will be a return of the California Gold Rush which took place over 160 years ago. Currently, many individuals are buying mining and panning equipment and are hoping to strike it lucky and find gold.The original California Gold Rush took place between 1848 and 1855. It all started when ... More...

Buying Gold

Tuesday, August 18, 2009
In recent years, the addition of gold to your investment portfolio has proved to be a successful principle. Figures show that this principle was indeed true in 2008 as gold beat all other investments for the second year running. During the first months of 2009 gold hit a 7 month high reaching US$973.2 an ounce. So what is the future for gold as an investment and what are experts saying to those wh... More...

Middle East Change Gold Buying Habits

Monday, August 17, 2009
According to recent reports the insecurity of the worlds economic position has led to changes in the gold buying habits of Middle Eastern investors. During recent hard times the form in which they buy gold has switched from buying jewellery for purely aesthetic reasons to investment in gold bar and gold bullion.An independent financial advisor based in Dubai said that, “the investment demand level... More...

Gold Still Consolidating

Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Financial experts have reported that, with the Dollar up again yesterday, gold prices till haven’t been able to break the $965 mark but are still predicting a possible rise to $990 which was the high reached in June. It remains a good time to buy gold in the form of gold bullion or gold bar.Other investment areas are predicted to fair less well with oil prices stuck at just above $70 per barrel an... More...

Gold likely to Gain as Dollar Continues to Fall

Monday, August 10, 2009
The price of gold remained more or less unchanged on the London Markets today. But the drop in the dollar is likely to encourage more investment as gold bullion and gold bar are seen as a hedge against weakening currencies.As explained in previous news items gold tends to rise when currencies weaken and the dollar according to the US Dollar Index declined by as much as 0.3% today.A hedge fund refe... More...

HSBC increase 2009 Forecast for Gold

Thursday, August 06, 2009
It’s been reported that HSBC Holdings announced yesterday that it has raised its forecast for the price of gold in 2009.HSBC are now forecasting an increase from $875 an ounce to $925 an ounce. This increase is due to a combination of factors including the increased popularity of gold as an investment which is resilient in times of inflation, the weakening dollar and the slow down in the output of... More...

Royal Mint Ups Production as Demand Increases

Tuesday, August 04, 2009
The demand for gold bullion because of its investment potential has led to a sharp increase in the UK’s Royal Mint production. During April, May and June 2009 output rose to 16,910 ounces compared to 8,030 ounces for the same period in the previous year.It’s widely recognized that the increased demand for gold as a physical and tangible investment is due to the worst recession experienced in post ... More...