Gold Reaches Record $3,000 Per Ounce as Economic Uncertainty Grows

Greedy for Gold: Here's Why Prices Are Up, and Where They Could Go Next

Gold’s glittering run has added some shine to investment portfolios despite the recent correction in the S&P 500. With the precious metal surging past $3,000 per ounce, questions linger as to whether it’s too late in the game to pick up a few bars, bullion ETFs, and gold-mining stocks or wait for a bit of a pullback after the most recent melt-up on the back of rising economic and geopolitical unknowns. Key Points Gold has been surging as marke…

The Fed: Monetary Misunderstanding Signals Inflation Ahead

Steve Forbes, Forbes Gold's surge to $3,000 reveals the Fed's fundamental inflation misunderstanding. This historic price signals monetary trouble and policy challenges ahead.

Gold has reached a record high, currently just over $3,000 per ounce.

Weaker dollar, weaker everything

Subscribe now with a one-month trial for only $1, then enjoy the first year at an exclusive rate of just $99. Weaker dollar, weaker everything David Goldman analyzes the macroeconomic forces driving gold’s steady rise toward a long-term $10,000 an ounce target, attributing it to escalating global debt levels, currency devaluation risks, and the diminished appeal […] The post Weaker dollar, weaker everything appeared first on Asia Times.

'The sky's the limit': gold price reaches record high, but not all northern Ontario miners are cashing in

While gold mining companies benefit from low costs and rising cash flow, northern Ontario's junior gold exploration sector struggles to attract cautious investors.

The price of gold has never been so high. Changed to more than $3,000 per ounce for a week, yellow metal is highly prized by investors in times of uncertainty.