| According to senior analysts at Capital Economics, Silver has risen 8% in dollar terms year-to-date in 2015. During the same period, gold has appreciated only by 1%. This outperformance by silver is expected to continue in 2015 and 2016, noted Julian Jessop, Head of Commodities Research at the London-based economic research consultancy.
Gold had witnessed continuous upward journey for seven days in a row. However, the geopolitical tensions surrounding Saudi attack on Yemen, worries over Greece debt situation and the shaky US dollar had resulted in sharp rise in gold prices. However, the prices of the yellow metals settled under the $1,200 per Oz on account of strong profit booking. Overall, gold prices ended higher during the week..............................................Full Article: Source
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