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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 slow-motion Greek bank run is on – or as Paul Krugman calls it, a “bank jog”. The NYT columnist sums up the state of play in Greece: “What’s happening now is a “bank jog” — Greeks are pulling euro deposits out of banks fairly rapidly, but not quite fast enough to be called a bank ...
Deflation fears are once again becoming the dominant emotion in the minds of traders, with banking difficulties on both sides of the Atlantic and continuing weakness in precious metals and commodities. News that the China Investment Corporation – China’s biggest sovereign wealth fund – no longer wants to buy European ...
Several weeks ago in this column I commented on the release of Federal Reserve minutes and the likelihood of further quantitative easing in the United States. While some of the Fed governors commented that further easing would not be necessary because of perceived strength in the economy, they did acknowledge that if the pace of economic ...
The Silver Institute's "World Silver Survey 2012" report hasn’t surprised investors and market participants. Silver mining output hit record highs last year, while silver demand from end users and investors remained robust – despite silver's correction phase which started close to a year ago. The Silver Institute is ...
On April 3 the Federal Reserve released minutes from its March meeting, which the markets interpreted as downplaying the probability of imminent stimulus measures. While different Fed officials place different emphasis on the likelihood of more easing, they are all in basic agreement that the decision on further monetary stimulus is based ...
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