The price of gold had a strong showing in 2009, sustaining a value over US$1,000 since early October. The price started the year at US$875 and averaged over US$959. The value of gold climbed steadily throughout the year with prices ranging between US$812 and peaking at over US$1,200 in early December, at the time this report was written.
The 2009 edition of the annual Gold Price Survey Report covers 58 gold mining and development companies with global operations. These companies, based in six countries across the globe, have reported expected production of more than 39 million ounces in 2009.
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| 2009 Global Gold Price Survey Results (2.72 MB) Download the full survey. |
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| 2008 Global Gold Price Survey Results (666 KB) Download the full survey. |
| 2007 Global Gold Price Survey Results (97 KB) Download the full survey. |
| 2005 Global Gold Price Survey Results (108 KB) Download the full survey. |
| 2004 Global Gold Price Survey Results (147 KB) Download the full survey. |
| 2003 Global Gold Price Survey Results (669 KB) Download the full survey. |
| 2002 North American Gold Price Survey Results (70 KB) Download the full survey. |
| 2000 North American Gold Price Survey Results (890 KB) Download the full survey. |
| 1999 Gold Price Survey (71 KB) Download the full survey. |