World demand for gold declines by 14% this year
Finance
- 03 August, 2017
- 08:27
Baku. 3 August. REPORT.AZ/ In the first half of 2017, demand for gold in the world decreased by 14% and amounted to 2 003.8 tons. Report informs citing the World Gold Council, in the II quarter of 2017, demand for precious metals declined by 10% up to 953.4 tons per year.
The decline is explained by the decrease in flow of investment funds to stock markets.
Along with demand for gold, offer has also decreased. Thus, in the second quarter of 2017, the supply in the gold market decreased by 8% up to 1 065.9 tons per year.During this period gold production remained stable, but recycling showed 18% decrease. After this news the price of 1 ounce of gold at commodity exchanges decreased by 0.8% and made $ 1,260.
Latest News
23:51
Pakistan, Qatar working to bring US, Iran back to talks
Other countries23:39
EU lawmakers move digital euro negotiations forward
Other countries23:17
Tanzania arrests 130 people as government cracks down on dissent
Other countries23:01
Zelenskyy thanks Azerbaijan, Türkiye for cooperation
Foreign policy22:39
Zelenskyy says Ukraine to receive PAC-3 missiles from US in coming days
Other countries22:23
Photo
Qarabag beat Vestri in Europa League qualifying opener
Football22:10
Azerbaijan, Holy See explore humanitarian, cultural cooperation
Religion21:53
Congo Ebola response workers protest over pay
Other countries21:18