Gold Miners Look To Fruitful Year After A Tumultuous 2020

NEW YORK, NY - Gold prices increased about 1% this last Monday after the new USD 2.3 Trillion bill that contains USD 900 Billion in pandemic relief aid and USD 1.4 Trillion in government spending to fund federal agencies was signed by the President. The bill removes immediate uncertainty with distribution of checks and loans to individuals and small businesses, as well as funds to assist the vaccine rollout. The demand for gold is a reaction to the additional economic stimuluses for business and individuals. Such measures also impact the price of precious metals. According to a report by FX Empire, on Monday, gold tested the upper level of its main retracement zone at USD 1870.30 to USD 1894.60.

Another factor to consider is the anticipated gold miners' production rebound in 2021. Kitco reports that the top 20 gold miners are projected to lose about 5% of their total 2020 gold output primarily due to the pandemic and related restrictions. However, in 2021, gold production is likely to rebound. "Based upon mid-point outlook projections, production will be ~6% more than a revised," post guidance for 2020. For more information contact: FinancialBuzz Media Networks, 14 Wall St, New York, NY 10005. (877)601-1879, [email protected], web: financialbuzzmedia.com.