Andrew Burger

Andrew Burger

Andrew Burger has been reporting on finance, the economy and international markets with a focus on mineral and energy resources, information technology and telecommunications, and renewable energy and clean technology for the past five years.

His first exposure to the world of financial markets came in the late eighties during London’s “Big Bang.” Having spent 5+ years’ working for the New York branch of a major Japanese bank, he also now works as an English teacher.

Andrew graduated from the University of Colorado with an undergraduate degree in geology, and he has earned an MBA in finance from Pace University’s Lubin Graduate School of Business in New York City.

Recent Articles

Gold, Silver Up in Advance of Weekend EU Debt Meeting

Gold prices headed higher Friday, trading around $1,640 in the morning, while silver also was up around $31.20.

Gold, Silver Slightly Down Amid Positive U.S. News, European Struggles

Gold was trading in the low $1,620s Thursday morning, while silver was around $31.20. NovaGold Resources once again was bucking gold miners' decline.

Bumpy Day for Gold, Silver; Agnico-Eagle Mines Shelled

Gold, silver dip after heading higher; Agnico-Eagle Mines down in double-digits after announcing it was suspending operations at a Quebec mine.

Gold, Silver, Miners All Head South Tuesday

Gold was losing about $20 per ounce in morning trading to sit around $1,640, and silver was trading around $31.30. Miners and ETFs also were hit hard Tuesday.

Gold Surging While Silver, Miners Down in Monday Trading

Gold was trading in the low $1,680s early Monday, and silver around $32.15. Silver miners like Coeur D'Alene and Hecla are among Monday's biggest midday losers.