Canada's economy is exposed more to resource prices than others. The Bank of Canada's exchange rate model allows explicitly for the price of energy and the price on non-energy commodities to exert influence on the Canadian dollar's exchange rate. Higher world prices for non-energy commodities typically cause the Canadian dollar to appreciate, and vice versa. The recent drop in gold prices will contribute to a sell-off of stocks in resource companies that mine gold, and this puts downward pressure on our dollar. Canadian markets reflect this. Whereas, the S&P TSX composite index gained 4.1% over the last 12 months, the S&P TSX sub-index for materials lost 30.9%. And the TSX composite index has lagged behind the S&P 500 in the United States, which gained 20.5% over the last year.
Gold prices have been on the high rise for some years now, and no it does not look like gold prices will decrease in the near future.
I do not think that the Gold Price will decrease in future
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yes
The price of gold changes even in seconds so it is hardly to fix the rate in this answer for the future.
Canada sells it's gold to Asia.
Yes gold is a natural resource of Canada
The Gold Rush in Canada helped boost the economy. This gold rush also brought a lot of people into Canada.
The future for gold prices is predicted to be rising. If you buy gold now you will be able to rise the price and sell it for more in the future of the world.
GOld
THE GREAT YUKON GOLD RUSH. Was in Canada and not Alaska as popualrly believed.
canada
canada mining is defined as that the places in canada has mines of different minerals like gold, platinium,coal etc is known as canada mining....................... the places of canada like ontario is good for platinium and gold rush mines is good for gold..........................
Canada last won the gold in 2002
There are many types of minerals which are mined in Canada. Four of them are iron, salt, gold, and sulphur.
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the gold rush changed Canada because Canada had a new colonie established by sir James Douglas