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Last Updated : 04 December 2012 at 13:35 IST

If you were a Commodity, you should have born Gold

Source :Commodity Online Editorial Desk

Author :Rakesh Neelakandan

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Please note that silver and crude oil are having industrial use, while gold has no other use except for investment. And 2009 being the year of QE1 could still not keep silver and crude oil on a high pedestal as enjoyed by gold. If you were a commodity, you should have born gold. Gold or nothing!

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  • By Rakesh Neelakandan
    Given below is a table of average prices of gold, silver and crude oil:


     

    2001 and 2002 were turning points for gold, silver and crude oil prices. In 2001, gold prices began a trend in which the commodity mounted a rocket headed towards north; that rocket is still being propelled and viewed in the current light, gives one the impression that it is a rocket that would be fired for perpetuity. Gold prices dating before 2000 had its share of ups and downs in contrast.

    Silver too began on an upward journey in 2002 along with crude oil. However, they had to retreat in 2009 as the economic slow-down bit. Please note that silver and crude oil are having industrial use, while gold has no other use except for investment. And 2009 being the year of QE1 could still not keep silver and crude oil on a high pedestal as enjoyed by gold.

    If you were a commodity, you should have born gold. Gold or nothing!

    Meanwhile, reports suggest that US dollar as a percentage of global holdings of reserve assets has seen a decline from 36.6% in 2006 to 28.7% in 2012.

    Invariably, these investments got into gold, silver, crude oil and other asset classes as reflected in their prices. (rakesh@commodityonline.com)

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