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Commodities

Equities and commodities are heading south

October 6, 2008

With the major bailouts in the US and Europe (the latest being the bailout of Hypo Real Estate by the German government), we are now hit with falling equities and commodity prices. Oil price has dipped below US92 per barrel today and I’m wondering if that means a further reduction in the price of fuel [...]

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Price of gold is down again

September 11, 2008

For those who are gold investors or interested to look into this commodity, here’s some good news. Gold price has come down again, so it’s time to buy! Here’s today’s price as at 10.20am, as quoted by Public Bank.

Today’s selling and buying prices are at RM86.66 and RM83.66 per gram respectively. 
Some background information about gold as a [...]

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Commodities going south a little

September 5, 2008

Despite the insufficient demand of oil, the price of oil has gone down, which somehow defies economic theories. But the reality is that it can happen and it has. Because of this, most other commodities are going in the same direction.
I hope this will not be a long sustained angle. I still have high hopes [...]

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Gold is only RM89 per gram!

August 12, 2008

Not long ago, the price of gold soared past RM100 per gram. I don’t know exactly how high it went up to but from my own monitoring, the highest I saw was about RM103. But now, a couple weeks later, it has come down very quickly. Today’s price is at RM89 per gram.

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Gold has gone past the RM100 mark

July 3, 2008

I’ve been checking on the price of gold regularly since I first bought this commodity from Public Bank’s Gold Investment Account. When I first bought in, it was at around RM88 per gram. Today, the price of gold has surpassed RM100 per gram. I’m told that gold investments go in the opposite direction of the [...]

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