{lang: ‘en-GB’}Mexico ´ ‘s Libertad (liberty) has been marked by the Mexican Mint “casa de moneda de Mexico” since 1981. After the South African Krugerrand, the Canadian Maple Leaf was the Mexican Libertad third modern bullion coin be sold on the world market. Gold coin, which is also known as “onza”, is now one of [...]

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{lang: ‘en-GB’}Gold prices as well as a number of stocks and commodities move higher confidence returns to the markets. Gold priced in USD had another tumultuous ride last Friday as the price collapsed by over 20 dollars over the course of trade, moving as low as $ 1,414.93 per ounce. Ominous for Governments around the [...]

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{lang: ‘en-GB’}Platinum and palladium prices continued to fall on concerns about the economic impact of the Japanese earthquake. Continued uncertainty about nuclear reactor Fukushima also contributes to the bearish sentiment on stocks and commodities worldwide. Platinum price has fallen by more than $ 100 last week to $ 1,688 per gram, while palladium’s decline has [...]

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{lang: ‘en-GB’}The price of gold finally made a decisive break over $ 17,433 yesterday, as the US dollar fell on fears of a U.S. Government shutdown as budget talks in Washington between Republicans and Democrats ended in disagreement. Opposition Republicans hope to reduce the 61 billion dollars from the budget that will finance the Federal [...]

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{lang: ‘en-GB’} Gold and silver prices continued their move higher in yesterday´s trading session. Gold climbed to a new all-time high of almost $1,463 per ounce, while silver reached a new 31-year high at $39.77 per ounce. Traders expect the uncertain political situation in the Middle East and North Africa to bid up safe haven [...]

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{lang: ‘en-GB’}The price of gold has rallied strongly, reaching $ 1,415 per ounce this morning. News that G7 central banks will intervene to contain the value of the yen has also made a significant contribution to all stocks and commodity derivatives markets. Confirmation that the UNITED NATIONS has approved a no-fly zone over Libya has [...]

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{lang: ‘en-GB’}The concept of the South African Krugerrand dates back to 1964, when it was thought of as a potential means of making private ownership of gold possible for the general public. The South African Mint released the first series in 1967, and the gold coin was the first of its kind worldwide. The front [...]

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{lang: ‘en-GB’}Platinum and palladium prices have continued to move higher over the past week, but were hit later in the trading session yesterday, partly in anticipation of tightening up of the central banks. WTI crude moved also to their highs of over $ 109 per barrel later in the day, but still settled on a [...]

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{lang: ‘en-GB’}Commodity prices are on the way to new record highs. According to many market participants believe the main reason for this growing geopolitical tensions. The unrest in the Middle East has escalated and the sovereign debt crisis in Europe has once again captured the investor’s ´ attention due to Portugal’s prime minister Socrates. All [...]

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{lang: ‘en-GB’}Gold has experienced a pull-back over the past two days in US dollar terms, even if there is a new high yesterday in Japanese Yen. Violence persists in Libya that makes concerns about the potential for greater concern over the Arab world – but the comments from Kuwaiti oil minister yesterday that OPEC is [...]

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