Gold Prices Still Highest Point
Detik.com October 8 - U.S. dollar began to strengthen after a decline. But gold prices have not subsided and are still entrenched in its highest point.Investors are buying gold to continue the action and other precious metals for fear that the dollar will strengthen again and brought the threat of inflation.
In trading Wednesday (7/10/2009), the price of gold in the four spot market through U.S. $ 1048.20 per ounce before finally receding to U.S. $ 1041.75. This price is still higher than the final price on Tuesday at U.S. $ 1040.85 per ounce.
On COMEX, which is a division of the New York Mercantile Exchange, gold for December delivery closed up 4.70 dollars to U.S. $ 1044.40. The price of gold in this market to move in the range of U.S. $ 1.037-1.049,70, which is also a record high.
Gold prices have climbed to record 20% this year as the U.S. dollar continued to decline and fears of inflation after competing nations billions of dollars in mengguyurkan crisis. Gold rated as the safest investment place of interference inflation.
Prices of other precious metals also gained the Palladium that could penetrate U.S. $ 313.50 per ounce, which is the highest point since August 2008.
While the U.S. dollar has now started strong, making gold failed to penetrate the psychological level of U.S. $ 1050 per ounce. But analysts said the momentum is still going to be there.
"When the market moves so much in two days, you must be berekspektasi it paused to draw breath. But we do not see many signs of people going to bail out and take profits here," said Tom Kendall, metals analyst from Mitsubishi Corp was quoted as saying by Reuters on Thursday (8/10/2009).
Daniel Sacks, Co-Portolio Manager of Investec Global Gold Fund says, the price of gold will test the new highest point in line with the development of IV quarter.
"We believe this will continue. The price of gold is still half of the highest point in real terms, despite having rallied in the last 8 months," he said.

