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Another rough day for precious metals and commodities yesterday, with the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development predicting a fall in global growth and arguments flaring between European leaders on the question of Eurobonds. On top of this, former Greek prime minister Lucas Papademos stated in an interview that ...
The gold price has bounced back in some fashion over the last 24 hours, hurtling back above $1,550 and now probing the $1,600 mark. Silver is also on a tear and is back trading around $28.50. One swallow doesn’t make a summer, however, and given the continuing eurozone tensions – which now include confirmation that the ...
“The fixture of 0% as monetary policy carries with it an admission that money is worthless.” So says Jim Willie in an article at GoldSeek.com. It has also encouraged a desperate “rush for yield” on the part of investors who (understandably) are looking for a little more from their money than the paltry rates ...
President Obama’s State of the Union Address, the Davos meeting of the global financial elite in Switzerland, and confirmation that the United Kingdom’s economy shrunk in the fourth quarter of 2011 are all in the headlines this morning. In addition, as James Turk discusses in his latest interview with Eric King over at the KWN ...
More encouraging US economic data again led to gains in copper futures yesterday. Successful Spanish and French debt auctions also saw the euro move higher against the dollar; as The Wall Street Journal reports (and was noted in our article yesterday) given copper’s industrial utility, gains in copper usually coincide with improving ...
Signs of a decelerating global economy will likely prompt central banks to take drastic new measures in terms of fiscal expansion. This is especially true for China, where GDP growth continues to slow. Market participants also suspect that the US Federal Reserve may be edging closer to announcing more quantitative easing, in an effort to ...
We all understand that the future is unknowable. Events yet to come cannot be predicted. Nevertheless, the outlook for 2012 is probably set in stone, and the reason is simple. The financial crisis imperiling the globe for the past several years has not been solved. Until it is, we can expect more of the same – specifically, serial ...
Now the New Year reviving old desires,The thoughtful soul to solitude retires. The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam We are at the threshold of a New Year and accordingly should accept Omar Khayyam’s recommendation, and as our thoughtful souls turn to Europe we might observe two entwined problems – economical and political. The ...
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