How Much Is an Ounce of Gold Worth? Gold ounces are worth far more than dollars. Pure gold costs about CAD 2600 per ounce. Gold is beautiful, rare, and corrosion- and tarnish-resistant. It’s a millennia-old money and store of worth.…
Platinum and Gold Investment Benefits Diversify portfolio: Since platinum and gold prices move independently of the stock market, adding them to your portfolio reduces risk. Precious metal prices rise as stocks fall. To hedge inflation: Even with extreme inflation, precious…
Why Gold Makes a Meaningful Gift Gold makes the perfect, eternal gift. Gold lasts longer than flowers or technology. Treasured Item: Gold bars and coins gifted today might become family heirlooms. Gold is a timeless sign of love and respect.…
Economic Factors Affect Gold Prices Gold prices are highly influenced by the economy. Gold rises in uncertain times. Fears of inflation boost gold prices. Dollar buying power decreases with high inflation. Gold keeps value better, so investors purchase more. Interest…
The History and Meaning of Gold Gifts Gold presents have been treasured for millennia. Its classic beauty and value make it a popular gift at life milestones. Status: Gold has historically represented wealth and dignity. Gold presents signified respect and…
Current Gold Prices and Market Dynamics Many analysts expect bullion to break $2,500 CAD and reach over $3,000 CAD within a year due to market dynamics such as a possible recession, Fed rate reduction, excessive inflation, and US dollar overvaluation.…
Gold Prices Stuck in Neutral Ahead of Fed Meeting Important U.S. economic figures and the Fed’s meeting this week could have a big effect on gold prices in the next few days. As things get more tense in the Middle…
Stocks, commodities, and currencies have spot prices for quick purchase or sale. Check the asset’s seller and buyer pricing. That value relies on asset demand, supply, availability, and economic conditions. Types of spot prices The spot price depends on the…
The History and Heritage Behind the Royal Canadian Mint The Royal Canadian Mint has a lengthy history of printing Canadian coinage. The Mint began striking gold sovereigns and silver dollars in 1908. The company has grown to make some of…
Nova Scotia’s Famous Racing Ship: Bluenose Canada’s dime portrays the iconic Bluenose schooner. In the 1920s and 1930s, Nova Scotian shipbuilders and sailors won the International Fisherman’s Trophy using this racing ship. Bluenose was a 1921 Lunenburg, Nova Scotia fast-fishing…
