Gold may gain as concern about a slowing economy spurs demand for the metal as an alternative investment, a survey found.Seventeen of 23 traders, investors and analysts surveyed by Bloomberg, or 74 percent, said bullion will rise next week.
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Gold may gain as concern about a slowing economy spurs demand for the metal -survey
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Gold prices rose amid expectations the US central bank
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Gold prices edge higher;
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Gold rises, rebounding from two-month low, as dollar weakens
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Gold attracts punters;
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Gold doing well because of inflationary fears
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Gold price climbs to $1,356.50
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Gold finishes slightly higher after consumer confidence report
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Gold, platinum regain momentum
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Gold may extend losses after capping the biggest weekly drop in seven weeks
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Gold edges up as dollar weakens
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Silver bounces back, gold edges up despite weak global advices
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Gold buying remains slack
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Gold regains some ground
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Gold prices 'will be higher'
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Gold rates trading mixed
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New trend for emerging gold producers: