Silver has attracted attention with an amplitude of nearly 90% for six months

In the first half of 2011, the international spot gold price opened at 1418.84 US dollars per ounce, closing at 1500.64 US dollars per ounce, or 5.77% within half a year; the international spot silver price opened at 30.78 US dollars per ounce, closing at 34.67 US dollars per ounce, within six months of an increase of 12.64%, amplitude It is as much as $23.48 or 89.11%.

Investing in gold and silver concerns The most notable silver in the financial market during the first half of the year was the skyrocketing February, March, and April, followed by the sharp declines in May and June. The gold price trend is relatively stable and will continue to operate in the uptrend channel since the second half of 2008. Since 2011, the price of gold and silver has been pushed by the spread of the European debt crisis, Libya’s political turmoil, and Japan’s earthquake. The US’s quantitative easing policy also affects the nerves of international investors.

Analysts believe that in the second half of the year, the price of gold may go out of the trend of rising in the first quarter. In the third quarter, affected by the US’s increase in the debt ceiling, the price of gold may be suppressed when the US dollar is stronger, and gold will meet demand in the fourth quarter. The peak season is expected to emerge from the strong market.