نرخ(قیمت)طلا در بازار ایران و اخبارمرتبط

امروز(1): چهارشنبه 25 آذر ماه 1388 ساعت 15:30

azadigold — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 11:59:18 GMT

< نرخ فروش طلا در بازار روز سه شنبه ۲۴ آذر ماه ۱۳۸۸>

نوع طلا	عيار	فروش (تومان)	نوسان قیمت نسبت به سال۸۷
یک مثقال طلای ۱۷ عیار(آبشده)	705	۱۱۵۷۰۰	۲۸۷۵۰+
یک گرم طلای ۱۷ عیار	705	۲۵۱۱۰	۶۲۴۰+
یک مثقال طلای ۱۸ عیار	750	۱۲۳۰۸۰	۳۰۵۸۰+
یک گرم طلای ۱۸ عیار	750	۲۶۷۱۰	۶۶۴۰+
یک مثقال طلای ۲۱ عیار	875	۱۴۳۶۰۰	۳۵۶۸۰+

< نرخ خرید و فروش سکه >

نوع سكه	خرید (تومان)	فروش (تومان)
یک سکه بهار آزادی طرح قدیم	-	۲۶۳۵۰۰
یک سکه بهار آزادی طرح جدید	-	۲۶۳۰۰۰
نیم سکه بهار آزادی	-	۱۳۳۵۰۰
ربع سکه بهار آزادی	-	۶۷۰۰۰

نقل از Bloomberg

azadigold — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 02:55:41 GMT

Gold Buying by Central Banks Signals Sell as Past Haunts Future

By Claudia Carpenter and Pham-Duy Nguyen

Dec. 16 (Bloomberg) -- Some of the biggest buyers of gold may be sending the strongest signal to sell it, if past performance is indicative of future results.

Central banks, holding about 18 percent of all gold ever mined, are expanding their reserves for the first time in a generation as a nine-year bull market drives prices to a record.

The banks will buy 13.8 million ounces (429 metric tons) this year, worth $15.5 billion, for the first net expansion in reserves since 1988, New York-based researcher CPM Group estimates. Gold fell 15 percent that year and took another 15 years to trade again at the same price as central banks from Switzerland to the U.K. cut their holdings.

India, China and Russia are now adding to reserves as gold nears its longest winning streak since at least 1948. They’re joining a rush as investors in exchange-traded funds amass holdings to rival the biggest central banks. Clive Capital LLC, manager of the biggest commodities hedge fund, had its best return since May last month, led by gains in precious metals.

“This is late in the game to be buying gold,” said Peter Morici, a professor of business at the University of Maryland in College Park and former economic adviser to the U.S. government. “Central banks are not known for their investment acumen. What it reflects is a lack of confidence in the U.S. economy and the long-term durability of the dollar as a store of value.”

Countries were also increasing their holdings in 1980 when gold peaked at $850 an ounce, data compiled by the London-based World Gold Council show. The record was exceeded 28 years later.

20-Year Low

They sold a net 4,880 tons since 1999, as prices tumbled to a 20-year low of $251.95 an ounce, according to estimates from London-based researcher GFMS Ltd. Prices began to recover in 2001 and reached a record $1,226.56 on Dec. 3.

This year’s 5.4 percent slump in the U.S. Dollar Index, a measure against six counterparts, is increasing the appetite for bullion. While gold and the dollar are traditional stores of value in times of economic stress, the U.S. currency proved no refuge as the Federal Reserve more than doubled its balance sheet to $2.19 trillion in 15 months.

The dollar’s share of global currency reserves fell to a decade low of 62.8 percent in the second quarter, the International Monetary Fund said Sept. 30.

India bought 200 tons from the IMF in October, the Washington-based lender said. It was the biggest single central- bank purchase in at least 30 years over such a short period, according to Timothy Green, author of “The Ages of Gold.”

Russian Buying

Bank Rossii, Russia’s central bank, said it added about 15.5 tons of gold in October. The Bank of Mauritius bought 2 tons and Sri Lanka 10 tons last month from the IMF, part of 403.3 tons of planned sales to raise money and lend at reduced rates to developing nations.

“Gold is a good anchor and hedge to have in these volatile circumstances,” Sri Lanka’s Central Bank Governor Nivard Cabraal said in an interview in Singapore on Nov. 26.

Gold has jumped 27 percent this year in dollars and yuan, 31 percent in rubles and 22 percent in euros as investors sought to diversify their holdings amid the worst global recession since World War II. Governments spent at least $12 trillion to lift their economies out of the slump.

Kazakhstan, Venezuela and the Philippines will also add to their gold reserves this year, part of the first annual net purchases by central banks since Taiwan bought gold to diversify from dollars in 1988, according to Jeff Christian, managing director of CPM.

‘Managing Risk’

The buying is “part of managing risk by diversifying holdings,” Philippine central bank Deputy Governor Diwa Guinigundo wrote in a mobile phone text message Dec. 8. “With the dollar weakness, they think the next best solution is to go into gold.”

China’s holdings rose 76 percent since 2003 to 1,054 tons, the Xinhua News Agency reported in April, citing Hu Xiaolian, head of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange.

The nation may not find it “very necessary” to keep buying above $1,000 an ounce, Zhang Yuyan, an economist at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, said Nov. 5. The academy is a think tank under the State Council.

“There’s an illusion in gold,” Lee Eung Baek, head of the Bank of Korea’s reserve-management department, said in an interview Dec. 7. South Korea holds 14.4 tons of gold, ranking it 56th in the world, behind Nigeria and Belarus. “We follow the big trend. Gold isn’t the trend,” Lee said.

Governments, led by the U.S., Germany, Italy and France, hold about a combined 29,600 tons, according to data from the World Gold Council. Reserves expanded from 700 tons in 1870 to 38,000 tons in the 1960s, the data show.

Changing Constitution

Switzerland changed its constitution to allow gold sales of as much as 1,300 tons and the U.K. began its sales of about 400 tons in 1999. Switzerland’s 1,300 tons is worth about $47 billion today compared with about $12 billion in 1999.

The U.K. chose to sell its gold, a stack almost as big as two London taxis, in 17 auctions that ended in March 2002, investing the proceeds in dollars, euros and yen. The highest price it got was $296.50 an ounce in the final auction. That’s 74 percent less than today.

“We call it the Brown bottom,” said Ross Norman, referring to Gordon Brown, then the U.K. finance minister and now prime minister. “I think you could argue they are not good traders,” said Norman, a former gold trader and co-founder of London-based commodities information provider Fastmarkets Ltd.

Central Bank Agreement

Sales became such a weight on the market that 14 European central banks and the European Central Bank agreed to limit their disposals to 400 tons a year in September 1999. The accord was expanded to sales of 500 tons a year in 2004 and renewed again this year with a 400-ton cap.

“If it had not been for the central bank agreement, gold would have gone to $200,” said Philip Klapwijk, executive chairman of GFMS.

Central bank buying may support prices. The bull market of the 1970s, when gold rose from $35.17 at the end of 1969 to $512 by the end of 1979, was in part caused by central bank hoarding, according to Daniel Sacks, a money manager of the Investec Global Gold Fund at Investec Asset Management, which oversees about $47 billion.

“Central banks recognize the economic crisis could linger,” said William O’Neill, a partner at Logic Advisors in Upper Saddle River, New Jersey, and former head of futures research for Merrill Lynch & Co. “Gold has assumed the front and center position as the alternative currency.”

To contact the reporters on this story: Pham-Duy Nguyen in Seattle at pnguyen@bloomberg.net; Claudia Carpenter in London at ccarpenter2@bloomberg.net

نقل از Bloomberg

azadigold — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 18:50:18 GMT

کاهش طلا در بازار نیویورک به دلیل افزایش ارزش دلار و کاهش تقاضای سرمایه گذاران جهت خرید فلزات گرانبها به عنوان سرمایه جایگزین

شایان ذکر است چهارشنبه۲۴ آذر، ساعت ۲۲:۴۵، نرخ بهره آمریکا اعلام میشود

Gold Drops in New York as Stronger Dollar Cuts Investor Demand

By Nicholas Larkin and Glenys Sim

Dec. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Gold fell in New York and London as a stronger dollar curbed demand for the precious metal as an alternative investment.

The dollar rose to more than a two-month high against the euro amid speculation the U.S. economic recovery will prompt the Federal Reserve to start reducing stimulus measures. Futures, which typically move inversely to the greenback, have dropped 9.2 percent since reaching a record $1,227.50 on Dec. 3, as the dollar gained 3.5 percent against the euro in the period.

“The dollar is reining in gold,” Narayan Gopalakrishnan, a Geneva-based trader at bullion refiner MKS Finance SA, said by phone today. “We’re still seeing a profit-taking mood. There was a rapid gain all the way up, too quick, too fast, and a correction is needed.”

Bullion futures for February delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange’s Comex unit lost as much as $11.20, or 1 percent, to $1,112.60 an ounce and were at $1,114.40 by 8:23 a.m. local time. Gold for immediate delivery in London was 1.2 percent lower at $1,113.55.

The metal slipped to $1,115 an ounce in the morning “fixing” in London, used by some mining companies to sell production, from $1,123.75 at yesterday’s afternoon fixing. The dollar climbed as much as 0.9 percent against the euro today.

“It’s a dollar play for gold,” Zhang Dajiang, a senior analyst at Pioneer Metals Group, said from Beijing. “As long as the dollar stays resilient, we’re going to see volatility and some weakness in the gold price.”

Interest Rates

Bullion futures have increased 26 percent this year as record-low interest rates sent the dollar 5.4 percent lower against a basket of six major currencies and on concern inflation will accelerate. The Federal Open Market Committee will announce its decision on interest rates tomorrow at the end of a two-day meeting.

“Gold represents insurance against an inflationary outcome and given the low cost of ownership, it should continue to attract investors as long as the outlook for U.S. short-term interest rates remains unchanged,” Macquarie Group Ltd. analysts led by Jim Lennon wrote in a report.

U.K. inflation accelerated to the fastest pace in six months in November, the Office for National Statistics said today. The 1.9 percent increase from a year earlier beat economists’ forecasts.

Gold holdings in the SPDR Gold Trust, the biggest exchange- traded fund backed by the metal, increased 0.3 metric ton to 1,116.55 tons yesterday, its Web site showed. They reached a record 1,134 tons on June 1. Holdings in ETF Securities Ltd.’s exchange-traded products declined 0.3 percent to 7.841 million ounces yesterday, its Web site showed.

Silver for March delivery in New York fell 0.8 percent to $17.20 an ounce. Platinum for January delivery lost 0.7 percent to $1,437 an ounce, and palladium for March delivery was 0.8 percent lower at $365.25 an ounce.

ETF Securities’ silver holdings dropped 1.7 percent to 23.421 million ounces yesterday, while platinum assets increased 0.8 percent to a record 434,211 ounces.

To contact the reporters on this story: Glenys Sim in Singapore at gsim4@bloomberg.net; Nicholas Larkin at nlarkin1@bloomberg.net

امروز(2): سه شنبه 24 آذر ماه 1388 ساعت 18:00

azadigold — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 14:31:18 GMT

< نرخ فروش طلا در بازار روز سه شنبه ۲۴ آذر ماه ۱۳۸۸>

نوع طلا	عيار	فروش (تومان)	نوسان قیمت نسبت به سال۸۷
یک مثقال طلای ۱۷ عیار(آبشده)	705	۱۱۳۸۰۰	۲۷۲۵۰+
یک گرم طلای ۱۷ عیار	705	۲۴۶۹۰	۵۹۱۰+
یک مثقال طلای ۱۸ عیار	750	۱۲۱۰۶۰	۲۸۹۹۰+
یک گرم طلای ۱۸ عیار	750	۲۶۲۷۰	۶۲۹۰+
یک مثقال طلای ۲۱ عیار	875	۱۴۱۲۴۰	۳۳۸۲۰+

نقل از Bloomberg

azadigold — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 14:02:15 GMT

کاهش بهای طلا در بازار لندن به دلیل افزایش ارزش دلار و کاهش تقاضا برای فلزات گرانبها بود

Gold Drops in London as Stronger Dollar Cuts Investment Demand

By Nicholas Larkin and Glenys Sim

Dec. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Gold fell in London as a stronger dollar curbed demand for the precious metal as an alternative investment.

The dollar rose to more than a two-month high against the euro amid speculation improving economic data in the U.S. will spur the Federal Reserve to signal an exit from easing policies. Gold, which typically moves inversely to the greenback, has dropped 9.1 percent since reaching a record $1,226.56 on Dec. 3, as the dollar gained 3.5 percent against the euro in the period.

“The dollar is reining in gold,” Narayan Gopalakrishnan, a Geneva-based trader at bullion refiner MKS Finance SA, said by phone today. “We’re still seeing a profit-taking mood. There was a rapid gain all the way up, too quick, too fast, and a correction is needed.”

Gold for immediate delivery lost as much as $14.20, or 1.3 percent, to $1,112.50 an ounce and traded at $1,114.55 at 11:22 a.m. local time. Bullion futures for February delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange’s Comex unit were 0.7 percent lower at $1,115.50.

The metal slipped to $1,115 an ounce in the morning “fixing” in London, used by some mining companies to sell production, from $1,123.75 at yesterday’s afternoon fixing. The dollar climbed as much as 0.9 percent against the euro today.

“It’s a dollar play for gold,” Zhang Dajiang, a senior analyst at Pioneer Metals Group, said from Beijing. “As long as the dollar stays resilient, we’re going to see volatility and some weakness in the gold price.”

Interest Rates

Bullion has increased 26 percent this year as record-low interest rates sent the dollar 5.5 percent lower against a basket of six major currencies and on concern inflation will accelerate. The Federal Open Market Committee will announce its decision on interest rates tomorrow at the end of a two-day meeting.

“Gold represents insurance against an inflationary outcome and given the low cost of ownership, it should continue to attract investors as long as the outlook for U.S. short-term interest rates remains unchanged,” Macquarie Group Ltd. analysts led by Jim Lennon wrote in a report.

U.K. inflation accelerated to the fastest pace in six months in November, the Office for National Statistics said today. The 1.9 percent increase from a year earlier beat economists’ forecasts.

Gold holdings in the SPDR Gold Trust, the biggest exchange- traded fund backed by the metal, increased 0.3 metric ton to 1,116.55 tons yesterday, its Web site showed. They reached a record 1,134 tons on June 1. Holdings in ETF Securities Ltd.’s exchange-traded products declined 0.3 percent to 7.841 million ounces yesterday, its Web site showed.

Among other precious metals for immediate delivery in London, silver fell 1.2 percent to $17.17 an ounce. Platinum slid 1 percent to $1,436 and palladium dropped 2.4 percent to $358.25 an ounce.

ETF Securities’ silver holdings dropped 1.7 percent to 23.421 million ounces yesterday, while platinum assets increased 0.8 percent to a record 434,211 ounces.

To contact the reporters on this story: Glenys Sim in Singapore at gsim4@bloomberg.net; Nicholas Larkin at nlarkin1@bloomberg.net

امروز(1): سه شنبه 24 آذر ماه 1388 ساعت 16:00

azadigold — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 12:36:18 GMT

< نرخ فروش طلا در بازار روز سه شنبه ۲۴ آذر ماه ۱۳۸۸>

نوع طلا	عيار	فروش (تومان)	نوسان قیمت نسبت به سال۸۷
یک مثقال طلای ۱۷ عیار(آبشده)	705	۱۱۳۶۵۰	۲۷۱۰۰+
یک گرم طلای ۱۷ عیار	705	۲۴۶۶۰	۵۸۸۰+
یک مثقال طلای ۱۸ عیار	750	۱۲۰۹۰۰	۲۸۸۳۰+
یک گرم طلای ۱۸ عیار	750	۲۶۲۴۰	۶۲۶۰+
یک مثقال طلای ۲۱ عیار	875	۱۴۱۰۵۰	۳۳۶۳۰+

< نرخ خرید و فروش سکه >

نوع سكه	خرید (تومان)	فروش (تومان)
یک سکه بهار آزادی طرح قدیم	-	۲۶۲۵۰۰
یک سکه بهار آزادی طرح جدید	-	۲۶۲۰۰۰
نیم سکه بهار آزادی	-	۱۳۲۰۰۰
ربع سکه بهار آزادی	-	۶۶۵۰۰

نقل از روزنامه دنياي اقتصاد

azadigold — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 11:52:42 GMT

سقوط نفت به‌زير 69 دلار

نفت و اقتصاد جهاني به كجا مي‌رود؟
روز دوشنبه در میان نشانه‌هایی مبنی براین که سازمان اوپک در نشست آتی خود تولید نفت را کاهش نخواهد داد، قیمت نفت به کمتر از بشکه‌ای 69 دلار سقوط کرد. افزایش اخیر ارزش دلار نیز به کاهش قیمت نفت کمک کرده است. سرمایه‌گذاران اغلب نفت را به عنوان وسیله دفاعی دربرابر تورم و کاهش ارزش دلار خریداری می‌کنند و زمانی که ارزش دلار افزایش می‌یابد، نفت را می‌فروشند.

قیمت نفت به کمتر از 69 دلار رسید
روز دوشنبه در میان نشانه‌هایی مبنی براین که سازمان اوپک در نشست آتی خود تولید نفت را کاهش نخواهد داد، قیمت نفت به کمتر از بشکه‌ای 69 دلار سقوط کرد.
در معاملات الکترونیکی بورس نیویورک بهای نفت خام برای تحویل در ماه ژانویه در ابتدای معاملات رقم 59/68 دلار را ثبت کرد اما سپس به 13/69 دلار در هر بشکه رسید. در پایان معاملات روز جمعه ارزش قراردادها در رقم 87/69 دلار ثابت شد. روز یکشنبه وزیر نفت کویت شیخ احمد عبدالله الصباح گفت: 12 کشور عضو سازمان اوپک احتمالا در نشست 22 دسامبر آنگولا سقف تولید را تغییر نخواهند داد. قیمت نفت نسبت به بشکه‌ای 82 دلار در ماه اکتبر دچار کاهش شده است. زیرا سرمایه‌گذاران نگران هستند که به رغم بهبود اقتصادی تقاضا برای نفت در آمریکا افزایش نیافته است. افزایش اخیر ارزش دلار نیز به کاهش قیمت نفت کمک کرده است. سرمایه‌گذاران اغلب نفت را به عنوان وسیله دفاعی دربرابر تورم و کاهش ارزش دلار خریداری می‌کنند و زمانی که ارزش دلار افزایش می‌یابد نفت را می‌فروشند. در دیگر معاملات بورس نیویورک برای ماه ژانویه قیمت نفت کوره به 91/1 دلار در هر گالن رسید. بنزین 83/1 دلار در هر گالن معامله شد و قیمت گازطبیعی به 32/5 دلار در هر 1000 پای مکعب رسید. در لندن نفت خام برنت برای تحویل در ماه ژانویه 81/71 دلار در هر بشکه معامله شد.

امروز(1): دوشنبه 23 آذر ماه 1388 ساعت 16:00

azadigold — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 12:59:18 GMT

< نرخ فروش طلا در بازار روز دوشنبه ۲۳ آذر ماه ۱۳۸۸>

نوع طلا	عيار	فروش (تومان)	نوسان قیمت نسبت به سال۸۷
یک مثقال طلای ۱۷ عیار(آبشده)	705	۱۱۴۳۰۰	۲۴۷۰۰+
یک گرم طلای ۱۷ عیار	705	۲۴۸۰۰	۵۹۵۰+
یک مثقال طلای ۱۸ عیار	750	۱۲۱۶۰۰	۲۹۱۵۰+
یک گرم طلای ۱۸ عیار	750	۲۶۳۹۰	۶۳۲۰+
یک مثقال طلای ۲۱ عیار	875	۱۴۱۸۶۰	۳۴۰۱۰+

< نرخ خرید و فروش سکه >

نوع سكه	خرید (تومان)	فروش (تومان)
یک سکه بهار آزادی طرح قدیم	-	۲۶۳۵۰۰
یک سکه بهار آزادی طرح جدید	-	۲۶۳۰۰۰
نیم سکه بهار آزادی	-	۱۳۳۰۰۰
ربع سکه بهار آزادی	-	۶۷۰۰۰

نقل از Bloomberg

azadigold — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 12:51:18 GMT

افزایش بهای طلادر بازار لندن در پی کاهش ارزش دلار و و خرید طلا به عنوان عاملی در مقابل تورم

Gold Rises in London as Dollar Weakness Spurs Investor Demand

By Nicholas Larkin and Glenys Sim

Dec. 14 (Bloomberg) -- Gold rose in London as a weaker dollar spurred investors to buy bullion to hedge against further declines in the currency.

The U.S. Dollar Index, a measure against six counterparts, fell as much as 0.4 percent after Abu Dhabi pledged to bail out Dubai. Gold, which typically moves inversely to the dollar, dropped to four-week low of $1,109.55 an ounce on Dec. 11, as the dollar climbed to a two-month high against the euro.

“We’re seeing weakness in the dollar,” Sagiv Perez, a senior dealer at Finotec Trading U.K. in London, said by phone. “There was such a big correction. Now people are looking for a reason to buy it back.”

Gold for immediate delivery added $5.45, or 0.5 percent, to $1,120.85 an ounce at 12:17 p.m. local time. The metal dropped 4 percent last week. Bullion futures for February delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange’s Comex unit climbed 0.2 percent to $1,121.90.

“The performance of the dollar will continue to determine gold’s direction,” said Zhu Bin, president of futures research at Nanhua Futures Co., from Hangzhou.

The metal slipped to $1,120 an ounce in the morning “fixing” in London, used by some mining companies to sell production, from $1,124 at the afternoon fixing on Dec. 11. Bullion has tumbled 8.8 percent from a record $1,226.56 on Dec. 3, while the Dollar Index advanced 2.5 percent.

Consolidation Ahead

“The dollar sentiment could be gradually improving and this would slow down much expected gains in early 2010,” Andrey Kryuchenkov, a VTB Capital analyst in London, said today in a report. “We shall see a prolonged period of consolidation here ahead of gradual gains at the start” of next year, he said.

The metal may advance to $1,500 by the middle of next year on concern that inflation will accelerate and on purchases by Asian central banks, Societe Generale said in a report today. Precious metals may rally “sharply” in the next two quarters, outpacing other commodities, the bank said.

Gold holdings in the SPDR Gold Trust, the biggest exchange- traded fund backed by the metal, were unchanged for a third day at 1,116.25 metric tons on Dec. 11, its Web site showed. They reached a record 1,134 tons on June 1.

Among other precious metals for immediate delivery in London, silver added 0.2 percent to $17.1925 an ounce. Platinum gained 0.4 percent to $1,434.25 an ounce and palladium was 0.2 percent lower at $363 an ounce.

To contact the reporters on this story: Glenys Sim in Singapore at gsim4@bloomberg.net; Nicholas Larkin at nlarkin1@bloomberg.net

امروز(1): یکشنبه 22 آذر ماه 1388 ساعت 8:00

azadigold — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 04:07:18 GMT

< نرخ فروش طلا در بازار روز یکشنبه ۲۲ آذر ماه ۱۳۸۸>

نوع طلا	عيار	فروش (تومان)	نوسان قیمت نسبت به سال۸۷
یک مثقال طلای ۱۷ عیار(آبشده)	705	۱۱۴۰۰۰	۲۷۳۵۰+
یک گرم طلای ۱۷ عیار	705	۲۴۷۴۰	۵۹۳۰+
یک مثقال طلای ۱۸ عیار	750	۱۲۱۲۸۰	۲۹۱۰۰+
یک گرم طلای ۱۸ عیار	750	۲۶۳۲۰	۶۳۱۰+
یک مثقال طلای ۲۱ عیار	875	۱۴۱۴۹۰	۳۳۹۴۰+