It seems that the gold price posted on August 15, at $1,165.50, is the bottom of its current decline.
Gold prices seem to have stabilized a bit following the decline of the U.S. dollar. However, struggles await for the price movement.
Dow Jones can be expected to continue its upward trend in the coming months after closing higher last week while gold slides lower.
The gold exploration company finally secures an environmental permit to start the development and operations of a mine in Nicaragua.
Gold prices start to trade lower against a much stronger dollar as the trade conflict between U.S. and China continue to escalate.
Dow Jones advanced only 0.04 percent on last week's close while gold continues to see an overwhelming number of declining days.
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When the dollar receives an increase, gold plunges.
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