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In a recent interview, Peter Munk, founder and chairman of the world’s largest gold miner, Barrick Gold, said that even now he is no “gold bug”, reports the China Mineral Company. A mystical belief in the metal’s value is irrelevant when it quite clearly rises and falls like anything else, he says. “Is there anywhere …

Certain drivers of the gold price are long-established: U.S. dollar weakness, rising investment demand, producer de-hedging, and reduced central bank selling. Citigroup Global Markets analyst Alan Heap focuses on a different one: China. The China Mineral Company reports that Heap has labeled China the “most important source” of future demand growth in gold. Not all …

Precious metals recovered on Monday and recouped some of last weeks losses, as investors jumped at the opportunity to by metals at lower prices, reports the China Mineral Company. February gold rose $13.50, or 1.3%, to settle at $1,065.70 an ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. Gold’s price is still …

Asian stocks also edged up as hunger for risk stayed high as the year end approached, said China Mineral Company.

Tad Brooks of China Mineral Company recently discussed the gold market bubble and the appropriate price level for the bullion.

Gold miners led the main board’s gains after U.S. gold futures for December delivery hit a record high of $1,153.40 Wednesday.

Tad Brooks of China Mineral Company attributes Gold’s record breaking run to low U.S. borrowing costs.

The drop in the dollar is spurring gold investments across the globe, reports the China Mineral Company.

Gold purchases increase worldwide, reports China Mineral Company.

China, the worlds number one gold producer, will not be able to meet demand levels, predicts Tad Brooks.

Hong Kong effectively acts as a shock absorber for seasonal demand fluctuations in China, explained Tad Brooks, a senior partner at China Mineral Company.

“We might not see gold below $900 again,” predicted Tad Brooks, a senior analyst at China Mineral Company.

The China Mineral Company is please to report that gold prices rose again, bolstered by expectations that U.S. interest rates will stay low for the near future.

International demand may push gold prices beyond $1,500 an ounce, reports Tad Brooks and the China Mineral Company.

Gold prices break another record as the dollar slumps and investors remain concerned about further inflation.

China needs to foster further growth, says Tad Brooks of the China Mineral Company.

There seems little doubt that China’s economic strength can lead to it dominating gold price movement for the foreseeable future.

China Mineral Company predicts that the rising prices of gold will continue to soar higher as Chinese people continue to invest in gold.

Record gold prices have not scared Chinese buyers.

Gold is on course for a ninth straight annual gain, breaking a record on Oct. 8.

China Mineral Company is continuing to expand after a strong year and plans to release share series to non-Chinese markets within the next two years.

It’s been a good year for the China Mineral Company; the price of gold is skyrocketing and the Chinese government has awarded exclusive mineral rights.

More gold found in China’s Gansu province, good news for China Mineral Company.