🪙 Gold Price Report 2013
Gold, more than any other precious metal, experiences significant price fluctuations from year to year. Numerous factors—both fundamental and psychological—affect the price of gold. Changes in supply and demand are driven by variables such as government policies, currency volatility, and investment strategies. Over the past decade, gold has been a strong performer, primarily due to: i) global economic uncertainty (especially in the US and Eurozone), and ii) rising demand from Asia for both jewelry and investment purposes. Gold prices have risen from $300 per ounce in 2000 to $1,665 per ounce as of February 2013.
Chart: 10-year Gold Price (February 2003-February 2013)
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Gold Price 52Wk High 1,801.5 USD (-7.49%) |
Gold Price 52Wk Low 1,538.1 USD (+8.35%) |
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20-Day Price Average 1,673.4 USD |
100-Day Price Average 1,712.0 USD |
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