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Gold signals trouble ahead

Precious metals are still struggling to gain ground in the face of persistent fears about the eurozone and the threat of a 2008-style market meltdown. The CFTC’s latest Commitments of Traders Reports for the gold and silver futures market in America shows managed money (read: hedge funds, commodity trading advisors, etc) holding ...

2012-MAY-22 · The GoldMoney News Desk

euro crisis, gold price, silver price, USA

Adam Fleming and James Turk on precious metals and mining

2012-MAY-22

euro crisis, gold price, mining, quantitative easing, South Africa

Eurozone breakup: how would this affect precious metals?

As funding pressures and economic distress increase in Spain, talk of a potential breakup of the eurozone has returned. There has been debate as to whether this would be a deflationary or inflationary event, and how it would affect the precious metals markets. In the event of a breakup, investors need to be prepared for a period of ...

2012-MAY-04 · Chris Marcus

China, debt crisis, dollar, euro crisis, USA

Martin Armstrong: 'the euro is fundamentally flawed'

Martin A. Armstrong is founder and former Head of Princeton Economics, Ltd. In the 1980s, Princeton Economics became the leading multinational corporate advisor with offices in Paris, London, Tokyo, Hong Kong and Sydney and in 1983 Armstrong was named by The Wall Street Journal as the highest paid advisor in the world. As a top currency ...

2012-APR-16 · The GoldMoney News Desk

central banks, economics, euro crisis, gold standard, USA

TARGETing problems in eurozone

It seems that every time you turn over a stone on the rocky shore that is the financial condition of the eurozone you find yet another nasty creature underneath. This time it is to be found across the accounts of the individual national central banks. The problem has arisen in the cross-border settlement system known as TARGET (an ...

2012-APR-14 · Alasdair Macleod

central banks, euro crisis, Germany, Greece

Pain in Spain rattles investors

The gold price staged a decent rally late yesterday, heading from an intraday low around $1,630 at 11EDT to over $1,660 over the next hour and a half. There was no obvious news catalyst for this move – no dovish Bernanke comments – apart from growing fears about Spain and Italy, something that prompted losses in equities ...

2012-APR-11 · The GoldMoney News Desk

euro crisis, gold price, silver price, Spain

Gold bulls cheered by resumption of Indian gold trading

Comex gold futures closed higher yesterday, with the June contract up 0.9% to settle at $1,643.90 per troy ounce – buoyed by news that Indian gold imports are to resume following a 20-day strike by jewellery dealers in protest against new taxes. Platinum also eked out some modest gains, though palladium and silver struggled, with ...

2012-APR-10 · The GoldMoney News Desk

Comex, euro crisis, gold price, India

Savings, investment, and the Keynesian preference – a follow-up

There is a general belief that government finances are somehow immune from the financial reality faced by everyone else – an illusion fostered by bond markets and supported by the public’s wishful thinking. Look no further than the plight of the eurozone for evidence of the reality. Not only that, but history tells us that ...

2012-APR-07 · Alasdair Macleod

euro crisis, government bonds, Greece, interest rates

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