Gold Prices – 100 Year Historical Chart

Why was the price of gold peaked in 2011?

HOUSTON: Although gold prices fell on Friday, leading towards the biggest weekly loss since July last year, partly due to the recovering US economy and its slipping demand, however, the commodity prices in 2011 are expected to be 19 per cent higher than last year.

What was the price of gold 2010?

Over 200 years of historical annual Gold Prices

What was the price of gold 2012?

From 2012 to 2018, the annual average gold price dropped from 1,668.98 U.S. dollars per troy ounce to 1,268.49 U.S. dollars per troy ounce, with a slight growth to approximately 1,400 U.S. dollars per troy ounce in 2019.

What was the price of gold in 2011 April?

Gold Price on 29 April 2011

What was the record price of gold in 2011?

The all time record gold price was hit on September 5, 2011 with gold spot prices exceeding $1,900 oz intraday. Soon after the Federal Reserve’s QE2 program ended, Operation Twist went into effect followed by QE3.

How long has the price of gold been going up?

This data set provides the gold price over a range of timeframes (daily, weekly, monthly, annually) going back to 1978, and in the major trading, producer, and consumer currencies.

What was the price of gold in 1978?

The gold price in a range of frequencies (daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, annually) and various currencies (including the major trading, producer, and consumer currencies) from 1978.

What was the price of gold in 1990?

Over 200 years of historical annual Gold Prices Year Close % change Year % change 2011 $1,531.00 7.80% 1990 -5.75% 2010 $1,420.25 30.60% 1989 22.54% 2009 $1,087.50 25.04% 1988 0.28% 2008 $869.75 3.97% 1987 -0.28%