2011年4月20日星期三

Price of gold hits record $1,500

20 April 2011, last updated at 07: 30 GMT Gold nugget analysts are divided over whether the price much higher in the near future which is the price of gold an ounce for the first time can go over $1,500 after concerns about global economic recovery of the metal lifted vocation as a port has increased.

A Hong Kong Trade hit gold record an ounce, which dealers said was $1,500.70 on standard & poor's downgrade its Outlook on U.S. debt.

Silver also a 31-year high of $44.34 touched an ounce.

"In a Word, spectacular." "Is everything in this, government bonds, weakness of the dollar, inflation, feeding," said an analyst.

But analysts about whether the price could go higher and wait, whether trade the dynamics seen were split in Europe and the United States in Asia next.

Jonathan Barratt, in commodity broking services, said: "we see the open rally often a $20, and then a a large number pullback."

"We will see what Europe and United States to do with this." "$1.510 or $1,520 views possible, but at the same time prices start, search here a little stretched."

Darren Heathcote at Investec, said: "the market is so fickle at the moment and it would not be surprised if we saw a sell-off."

Some observers market, see gold consolidation on the current level as it to the next reason is waiting for higher pressures.

Natalie Robertson, commodities strategist at ANZ, said: "I see prices convincingly past this level in the next few days, when we very negatively see something probably for the eurozone sovereign debt not."

"But we see gold very well on the $1,490-level support," she said.

Silver continue to rise, rises a 31-year high for the fifth consecutive session.

Not only silver is seen increasingly as a port, but it increases the demand for industrial consumption.

"Silver is the $50 as the next target in the development of clear Bull," technical strategist said frog Anastasiou, UBS.


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