Gold, Silver, Base Metal Spot Prices and Currency Exchange Rates
See xe for currency conversion quotes:
In a March 3, 2011
King World News interview,
John Hathaway, Senior Managing Director of the Tocqueville Gold Fund, suggested
that a break of the US Dollar below 72, a new low, would be a sign of a collapse in the USD. The resulting price of silver could go to US$50 to US$60
and gold much higher than US$1700.
View the current US Dollar Index
here.
Jim Rickards, author of Currency Wars, suggests watching the US-Euro and US-Yuan cross rates. A drop in the US-Euro cross rate below
$1.30 is likely to be a trigger for more easing by the Fed.
For current spot market quotes, please see:
- Kitco.com the world's foremost precious metals retailer, for sport market gold prices (US$/oz),
- KitcoSilver.com for silver spot market prices (US$/oz), and
- KitcoMetals.com for spot market prices for copper, lead and zinc metals (US$/lb).
- Kitco Platinum Prices for New York spot market prices for platinum and pladdinum.
Gold, Silver and Base Metal Price Charts
Precious Metals
Gold Prices Charts -- London 30 Day and 1 Year
Silver Prices Charts -- London 30 Day and 1 Year
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Base Metals
Cobalt Price Charts -- London 6 Month and 1 Year
Copper Price Charts -- London 30 Days and 1 Year
Lead Price Charts -- London 30 Days and 1 Year
Molybdenum Price Charts -- London 60 Days and 1 Year
Tin Price Charts -- London 30 Days and 1 Year
Zinc Price Charts -- London 30 Days and 1 Year
