What is gold?
Gold is a
dense, soft, shiny, malleable and ductile metal and is a chemical element with
the symbol Au and atomic number 79
Why gold prices always go up? Do we
have any specific reason for it?
Reason are
very simple, it takes to our school of business. When demand is high price will
increase,when demand is low price is low.
Same rule applies to the supply too.
Source of Demand for Gold
Gold
has seen consistent demand thought the History. Gold
became a
part of every human culture. Its brilliance, natural
beauty, and luster, and
its great malleability and resistance
to tarnish made it enjoyable to work and
play with. The
following are the sources of demand for Gold.
1) Jewelry fabrication: The largest source of demand is the jewelry industry.
Gold’s work-ability, unique beauty, and universal appeal make this rare
precious metal the favorite of jewelers all over the world.
2)Industrial Applications:
Besides jewelry, gold has many
applications in a
variety of industries including aerospace,
medicine, electronics and dentistry.
The electronics industry needs
gold for the manufacture of computers,
telephones, televisions, and
other equipment. Gold's unique properties provide
superior
electrical conducting qualities and corrosion resistance, which are
required in the manufacture of sophisticated electronic circuitry.
3)Governments and central banks: The third source of gold demand
is governments
and central banks that buy gold to increase their
official reserves.
What is gold?
Why gold prices always go up? Do we have any specific reason for it?
became a part of every human culture. Its brilliance, natural
beauty, and luster, and its great malleability and resistance
to tarnish made it enjoyable to work and play with. The
following are the sources of demand for Gold.
1) Jewelry fabrication: The largest source of demand is the jewelry industry.
Gold’s work-ability, unique beauty, and universal appeal make this rare
precious metal the favorite of jewelers all over the world.Besides jewelry, gold has many
applications in a variety of industries including aerospace,
medicine, electronics and dentistry. The electronics industry needs
gold for the manufacture of computers, telephones, televisions, and
other equipment. Gold's unique properties provide superior
electrical conducting qualities and corrosion resistance, which are
required in the manufacture of sophisticated electronic circuitry.
is governments and central banks that buy gold to increase their
official reserves.

