Gold Prices May Fall As Rebound In The Dollar Erodes Demand
November 23rd, 2009 | File Under : Companies - Gold - Metals & Mineral - Mining Stock - Trade & Market
Gold, little changed in London, may decline as a rebound in the dollar curbs demand for the metal as an alternative investment.
The dollar gained as much as 0.4 percent against the euro. Bullion typically moves inversely to the dollar and rose to a record US$1,152.85 an ounce on Nov. 18. The metal is up 2.1 percent this week, heading for a third weekly gain.
U.K. stocks advanced as mining companies rebounded from the steepest retreat in four months and manufacturing unexpectedly expanded in October at the fastest pace in two years.