Friday, May 24, 2013

Gold Prices Rise With Employment...


 Article;
Gold Faces More Pressure as Inflation Stays Tame

Comment;
The level of unemployment can tell us how much gold-prices can rise in future if we are thinking as an investor. Unemployment at 5% and employment near 95% because it is the capacity we have, to expand. Our unemployment rate in 2012 was 3.8% I mean full-employment because after that production can not be increased because labor is fully employed. International trade, apart. Gold prices rise and fall in conjunction with other prices and wages. It moves with demand. If they rise gold prices rise and they fall too. Atleast the recent unfoldings suggest that gold prices fell (almost 20%) and then WPI fell 4.5 %...

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