Gold Inches to a All New Low
It’s bad news for gold this morning as prices are down yet again. With gold prices at $1,383 an ounce, gold has hit a new month low.

Premier Gold Mines (PG) expands management team
Fortuna Silver Mines (FVI) expands presence in Mexico
Aurizon Mines’ (AZK) Board unanimously recommends rejecting Alamos offer
Claude Resources (CGR) expands gold resources and grade at Santoy Gap
Mines Management (MGN) reports “significant progress” in third quarter
Crocodile Gold (CRK) reports 35% production growth
It’s bad news for gold this morning as prices are down yet again. With gold prices at $1,383 an ounce, gold has hit a new month low.
It saddens us to report that three miners were killed after a tunnel collapsed at Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc. in Indonesia
That was until it reached its peak in September 2011 at more than $1,900 an ounce. Compare that to April 15th when prices of gold came crashing down to less than $1,400 an ounce and you’ve got yourself a predicament.
Despite falling yesterday, gold once again soared, gaining $18.80 to $1,467.60 according to the New York Mercantile Exchange.

GOLD PRICE NEWS – The gold price stabilized on Wednesday as the yellow metal consolidated following yesterday’s 1% decline. The spot price of gold traded in a wide range between $1,447 and $1,470 per ounce in morning trading. Gold prices moved to the upper end of this range as the U.S. dollar slid. The greenback [...]
The price of gold continues to increase as many investors bought back into the market. Discouraged at first, investors are now seeing that the price of gold is steadily rising.
This was a great morning for gold as prices rose to a new two-week high. Gold is now trading at $1,485.90 an ounce.
Despite falling six cents on Wednesday, gold came back strong this morning. June gold futures traded at $1,459.00 an ounce up 12 cents from yesterday.
The price of gold was stagnant this morning, dropping $6 to $1,466.10 an ounce.
Should you buy gold or not? That’s the question and everyone seems to have an answer. Unfortunately they’re never the same.