Gold continues rise on light holiday trading
Gold prices continued their surge Wednesday amid light holiday trading, as investors seemed convinced that precious metals will make a good hedge against inflation during 2011. Full story
Gold prices continued their surge Wednesday amid light holiday trading, as investors seemed convinced that precious metals will make a good hedge against inflation during 2011. Full story
Shares of gold mining companies surged Tuesday, as gold prices hit a two-week high above $1,400 an ounce, just as the dollar saw its steepest dive in the same period. Full story
Gold prices surged above $1,400 an ounce Tuesday as a weaker dollar pushed investors into the safe haven of precious metals. Full story
Predicting where gold prices are headed in the year to come, with Peter Sorrentino, Huntington Asset Advisors and Frank McGhee Head Precious Metals Trader Integrated Brokerage Services.
Gold prices rose Monday despite a lending rate hike in China, an even that many traders believe will lead to a gold sell-off at the end of the year to lock in profits. Full story
Gold prices rose Monday after concerns resurfaced about Europe's efforts to control its debt crisis. Full story
What's behind stalled gold prices, with Jim Iuorio, TJM Institutional Services, and Tom Lydon, ETF Trends.
Brian Kelly, president of Kanundrum Capital, tells CNBC why he thinks gold prices have more room to run.
Gold prices are soaring this year, with Rick Van Nieuwenhuyse, NovaGold Resources CEO.
With gold prices hitting record highs, is now a good time to buy? TODAYshow.com's John Schoen offers some advice.
The world's wealthiest people have responded to buying gold by the bar. Insight with John Stephenson, First Asset senior vice president/portfolio manager.
A gold-dispensing ATM machine is seen on its first day of operation at the Town Center Mall in Boca Raton, Florida December 17, 2010. The Gold to Go gold bullion vending machine was brought to the United States by PMX Gold LLC. REUTERS/Joe Skipper (UNITED STATES - Tags: BUSINESS)
BERLIN - OCTOBER 21: A hostess holds a ten gram bar of gold bought from Berlin's first Gold To Go gold bar dispenser at Galeries Lafayette on October 21, 2010 in Berlin, Germany. The company Ex Oriente Lux AG is setting up the vending machines across Europe. Customers can buy gold bars weighing bet
In this picture made available by Ex Oriente Lux company, an Emirati man collects a gold bar rapped in gift paper from an ATM-style kiosk which monitors the daily gold price and offers small bars up to 10 grams or coins with customized designs during an opening and demonstration ceremony at the Emir