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The French have spoken: they want socialism. But instead of speaking, the French should have been listening – listening to history, that is. It might perhaps have given them pause for thought. In Grand Illusions: Francois Mitterrand and the French Left, Joseph P. Morray describes how the French people turned to socialism by ...
Gold and silver prices help up fairly well at the end of last week, considering the washout in equities and the broader commodity complex on Friday, following disappointing US nonfarm payroll numbers. The silver price chart is not looking too healthy at the moment, with support at $30, but short-term momentum running against the ...
Gold and silver had a good finish to the end of last week, with the gold price settling at $1,664 – comfortably above selling resistance that has capped the price at $1,650 in recent weeks. It now looks like it could test the next band of resistance around $1,680. The silver price continues to struggle in comparison with gold, ...
Gold and silver prices have stabilised somewhat over the last day, with the gold price finding strong support near the $1,550 level. Silver has received good bids on drops towards $28 per ounce. As can be seen courtesy of the MarketOracle chart below, the gold price could drop as low as $1,300-$1,400 and still be in a long-term uptrend. A ...
Last Friday, David Cameron came back from Brussels having rejected proposals to draft a new European Union treaty, having failed to get promises of adequate safeguards to protect Britain’s financial sector. But given that the UK has no veto over Brussels’ power to regulate anyway, the prima facie reasons presented to ...
Precious metal prices have been caught in the “risk-off” selling engendered by the announcement last night from Standard & Poor’s that they were putting 15 eurozone countries – including France and Germany – on negative watch for possible credit downgrades. This usually means a 50% chance of a downgrade ...
The gold price took a hit yesterday, falling close to $1,700 before once again rebounding to $1,732 per troy ounce. Despite a large increase in central bank demand and investment demand, both in Europe and in Asia, turbulence in precious metals does not come unexpectedly. MF Global’s bankruptcy has the potential to affect a large ...
The crisis in European debt markets took another turn for the worse in trading yesterday, as the gap between France and Germany’s benchmark 10-year bond yields widened to a euro-era record of 1.95 percentage points. As The Wall Street Journal points out, a year ago this gap stood at just 0.34 percentage points. Public debt will ...
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