Gold turns down; copper hits new record in London NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — Gold futures turned back down in early U.S. trading hours on Thursday, seeing little direction to be offered by U.S. economic reports that analysts expected to be mixed. However, copper traded in London rose to a new record, touching $ 10,000 a metric ton. Traders are also awaiting comments from European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet and Federal Reserve … Read more on Market Watch Metals Stocks:…. Click Here to Read More…

PRECIOUS-Gold hits fresh record on weak dollar, stimulus hope PRECIOUS-Gold hits fresh record on weak dollar, stimulus hope Read more on FOX…. Click Here to Read More…

Gold hits new record Several global moves aid gold’s climb. 6 Oct 2010 5:47 AM Read more on Business…. Click Here to Read More…

Gold hits record high The uncertainty of the economy may decrease the value of the dollar. Yet, it’s good news for Arkansans who have gold. Read more on KTHV Little…. Click Here to Read More…

Metals Stocks: Gold ends at record, but short of $1,300 Gold futures end less than $2 from the $1,300 mark. Read more on Market…. Click Here to Read More…

Gold hits record high as WTI Crude slides lower GOLD started the week at 1246 and powered above the previous high at 1265, then settled at 1274. The metal is back on demand as a safe haven against turmoil in the global economy and financial markets. Read more on The…. Click Here to Read More…

Summary Box: Gold hits record highs GOLD HITS RECORD: Gold prices hit a record high Wednesday, settling at $1,292.10 after a rally that started late Tuesday. That’s up 80 percent from October 2008, just after the financial crisis. Read more on Seattle…. Click Here to Read More…