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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 ...
“Steady as she goes” was the message from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke during a press conference yesterday following the Fed’s latest Open Market Committee meeting. Though the FOMC once again reiterated its commitment to keeping interest rates at 0.25% until late 2014, Bernanke appeared to scotch rumours of new ...
Silver and palladium were the top performers in the precious metals space again yesterday, with increasing market optimism and rising inflation expectations resulting in another solid day for industrial metals. The gold price put in a decent showing, with the most actively traded Comex gold contract – for April delivery – ...
Platinum prices jumped to their highest level in five months yesterday on the back of strength across the entire commodity complex, and supply concerns owing to an on-going strike at the Rustenburg platinum mine in South Africa. As The Wall Street Journal reports, protracted strike action at Impala Platinum Holdings’ Rustenburg mine ...
“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 ...
Today seems to be shaping up to be a “risk on” kind of day as far as the markets are concerned, following the release of Chinese GDP data for the fourth quarter 2011. The world’s second-largest economy grew by 8.9% in comparison with the same period a year earlier, which was down from 9.1% in the third quarter, though ...
Comex February gold futures fell $10.50 (0.4%) in trading in New York yesterday, settling at $1,595.50 per troy ounce. Silver for March delivery lost 34 cents (1.2%) to settle at $28.74 per troy ounce. Surprisingly given the release of figures showing a fall in the number of American consumers contemplating an automobile purchases in the ...
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