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Gold is nearing the end of a decade-long run that has lifted prices by more than 600 percent, some market observers believe. The yellow metal...

Unique opportunity to buy gold as it is beginning to show various signs of recovery from the recent correction during the final months of 2011.

Last week, silver extended its gains for the third consecutive week taking its cue from gold. The past year’s volatility had many investors reduce demand for...

Market analysts expect gold to extend its gains, provided it stays above its 200-day moving average.

Majority of market analysts project silver prices to remain buoyant, because of an increase in demand from speculators, hedge funds and metal buying ETF’s looking for a cheap substitute for gold.

Looking ahead, market players remain bullish on gold after reports showed Mainland China imported a record level of gold from Hong Kong in November.

While the dollar may not see a significant correction soon, and is likely to continue to gain against the euro as the eurozone crisis persists, the negative effects of a stronger dollar on gold are likely to be largely diminished in 2012, allowing the bullish macro drivers to dictate price action

Earlier last week, strong manufacturing data from China and India, amongst other countries provided good profit opportunities in the silver trades. After retreating nearly 15.5% since early...

A survey released by Kitco News, sees weaker gold prices in the week ahead, with the Eurozone troubles forcing traders to return to the safety of the U.S. dollar.

As the European currency and debt crisis unfolded during the final weeks of 2011 the price of gold went from a high of...

Analysts expect, the yellow metal to continue struggling at prices below its 200 day moving average, though strong physical demand from India and China may help to keep prices buoyant.

With only weeks weeks left until the end of the year and no solution in sight for the European debt crisis, many analysts tend to expect silver prices to end down on the year

There are quite a lot of analysts and commentators who are predicting the end of the bull market, but ENBD analysts do not subscribe to this scenario, at least not yet.

Gold futures fell nearly $100 Wednesday before slightly regaining grounds, weighed by year-end profit-taking and a further  drop in the euro.

With only three weeks left until the end of 2011, investors, traders and market analysts are not certain on up to what level gold prices will reach.

The current macroeconomic environment is expected to hold back the industrial demand, which in turn would add pressure to the already struggling silver prices.

Expectations of lower inflation is expected to reduce commodities’ appeal in 2012. Two of 2011’s strongest performing assets, gold and oil, are unlikely to replicate these returns in 2012.

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