There's a lot of speculation these days about the gold price.
One of the favorite theories is dollar weakness. The rising gold price is caused more by a falling dollar, than by increasing demand for the metal.
But the data says otherwise.
This week, the gold price in yen neared a record. Front-month Japanese gold hit 3,725 yen per gram. Just a hair below the all-time high of 3,788 yen/gram set on February 22, 1983.
Seeing gold at record levels in other currencies is a sign something beyond dollar weakness is afoot.
Here's to international gold.
By. Dave Forest of Notela Resources
Dave is Managing Geologist of the Pierce Points Daily E-Letter. More
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