Gold looks to oil/dollar, PGM s underpinned
FXStreet.com - Home > Futures > Metals > London Bullion Report Send Print Add To Rss London Bullion Report Gold looks to oil/dollar, PGM s underpinned Tue, 19 Jun 2007 08:23:16 GMT by James Moore The Bullion Desk Currency movements as well as firmer oil prices

AP Executive Morning Briefing
Centre Daily - LONDON (AP) - Gold bullion opened Friday at a bid price of $658.30 a troy ounce, down from $667.80 late Thursday. — Dollar-Yen TOKYO (AP) - The dollar rose in Asia Friday as investors swapped the yen for higher yield overseas assets to take advantage

Family Finances: Watching market trends tricky but can pay off
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - It also doesn’t hurt to invest in inflation hedges, such as gold bullion, precious metals mining stocks and real estate investment trusts. Real estate historically has grown at about 3 percentage points more than the inflation rate. Meanwhile, gold

Why Gold Bulls Should Fear China
Street.Com - The practice has traditionally been associated with slumping bullion prices and could eventually be bad news for holders of exchange-traded funds such as the streetTracks Gold Shares ( GLD - Cramer’s Take - Stockpickr ) and the iShares Comex Gold Trust (

Euro hits record highs against yen, Swiss franc (AFP)
Stockhouse Canada - The dollar stood at 123.64 yen (123.66) and 1.2410 Swiss francs (1.2421). The pound was being traded at 1.9827 dollars (1.9832). On the London Bullion Market, the price of gold dipped to 655.50 dollars per ounce, from 656.00 dollars late on Monday.