Asian Buyers Take Advantage of Low Gold Price, Demand in India to Pick Back Up in April, Reports Gold Price

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It’s another reason to have faith in gold for the long haul. These and other bullish factors are still in place and will cause the gold price to rise again.

New York, NY (PRWEB) March 04, 2013

The gold price fell five percent in February, rounding out its fifth month of decline, and prompting many speculators to get out, but the low prices were seen as a perfect buying opportunity by buyers in China, as premiums in Hong Kong were just $1.50 to $1.80 above the spot price per ounce. Chinese buyers found even cheaper premiums in Singapore, a mere $1.20 over the spot price.

India is expected to resume its usual thirst for gold next month. The country released its budget for the fiscal year ending in March 2014, which did not include any further hikes on gold import taxes. Demand is expected to pick up in April, the first month of the new fiscal year and wedding season.

Arthur McGuire, Vice President of Gold Price, says, “The tendency for Asian demand to consistently bounce back is an example of one of the gold bull market factors that are still in place, and don’t seem to be going away anytime soon. China and India have been the world’s biggest buyers of gold throughout the current bull market, a period in which we saw the metal increase in value over 550% in 12 years, and they appear to want to hold on to those positions. It’s another reason to have faith in gold for the long haul. These and other bullish factors are still in place and will cause the gold price to rise again.”

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