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Gold and silver prices continue to consolidate. Absent some kind of black swan event, this is likely to remain the case until the end of this month, when the European Central Bank announces its second...
Stock markets and commodities have risen this morning following the Greek parliament’s approval of a new austerity package, which paves the way for a new €130 billion loan from the European...
In recent weeks the platinum price has been benefiting from growing Asian demand and continuous power supply problems at South African mines. Since September 2011 gold has become more expensive than...
Equities and commodities have fallen this morning following news that eurozone finance ministers have failed to reach agreement on a new bailout deal for Greece. The EURUSD closed at $1.33 yesterday,...
“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...
When perma-bear economist Nouriel Roubini turns bullish on the stock market, it’s wise to sit up and take notice. In the words of Gina Sanchez – director of equity and allocation strategy...
Markets are caught between joy and disconsolation at the moment. On the one hand, they know that central banks are committing to ever-greater money creation efforts in order to keep the present...
The gold price declined sharply late on Friday, with a decline in the headline US unemployment rate encouraging traders to sell gold and move back into equities. Despite the fact that it usually...
Following improvements in US unemployment data, both gold and silver prices faced sales pressure. Should the US labour market continue to show signs of recovery, this may reduce the likelihood of the...
South African mining company Implats has had to completely halt operations at its Rustenburg mine, located northwest of Johannesburg. According to the company's spokeswoman, these halts are caused by...
Bullish US retail sales figures for January and “hours worked” stats for the last quarter encouraged further gains in stocks commodities yesterday. The $82bn Glencore/Xstrata merger and...
The Facebook IPO and the $80 billion Glencore/Xstrata merger are the talk of the markets this morning, with both lending encouragement to equities. North American stock markets had another up day...
Though precious metal struggled yesterday to overcome important resistance levels on the price charts, overall January was a good month for gold, silver and the companies that dig these metals out of...
Despite official denials by the Indian government, rumours are spreading that India and China are planning to use gold to pay for future purchases of Iranian crude oil. According to unconfirmed...
Gold and silver prices paused for breath yesterday following their price breakouts last week. Gold for April delivery at the New York Comex settled down 0.1% at $1,734.40 per troy ounce, while silver...
According to the latest estimates from the consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), in 2012 automobile production will hit a new record high – the third year in a row such records have been...
Markets have been hit by another bout of selling this morning as Europe prepares for what could be a crunch week in terms of the continent’s debt crisis. As reported at The Telegraph,...