6 febbraio 2012

Commodities Tomorrow: Is the Fed Pushing Gold Lower?

CNBC’s Sharon Epperson discusses the day’s activity in the commodities markets and looks at where oil and precious metals are likely headed tomorrow.
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Central Bank Demand Driving Gold Higher: CEO

Central Banks from emerging market nations are seeing gold as a safe haven against the volatility of the global economy and keeping prices and demand stable, Mark Bristow, CEO at Randgold Resources, told CNBC.
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Gold to Move Towards $1800

Following 5 weeks of gains for gold, Michael Langford, Proprietary Trader, StreamTrading.com, sees the precious metal heading to $ 1800.
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Buying Manhattan Apartments With Gold

Last year I got an email from a Matrix reader, Ben Tanen, a former VC now running his own investment partnership that invests in public companies, with an interesting take on the buying power of gold as it relates to Manhattan apartments.

Like many things in my life, I let this “nugget” (sorry) s…

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How the Gold Market’s Responding to Bernanke

CNBC’s Scott Wapner and Steve Liesman discuss the Fed chairman’s testimony on Capitol Hill and the disconnect in commodity markets, in particular, gold.
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Gold hits $1750, AUD just shy of 1.0750

A bit of synchronicity there as risk picks up.
China injecting 1B yuan into the market without draining funds via repos is the catalyst, as far as I can tell.
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Gold Rally Keeps Going

Barclays expects gold move toward $ 1,805 target, with CNBC’s Sharon Epperson.
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Gold Prices Continue to Climb

Discussing whether now is the time for investors to ride the gold bull or whether its time to hibernate with the bears, with Richard Hastings, Global Hunter Securities and Suki Cooper, Barclays Capital.
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Gold, Silver Winning 2012 Asset Return Race With 11 Months Left

Gold outperformed (+0.5%) today (as the rest of its commodity peers lost ground on USD strength today) and Copper and Silver underperformed. But for January, Silver is the clear winner in the global asset return race (at almost a 20% gain) with Gold in 2nd place at around +11.2%. JGBs and the DXY …

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Global Markets Update: The Bull Run in Gold Continues

U.S. markets lose early gains after a surprise drop in consumer confidence. Homebuilders are down today after home prices fall again. RadioShack shares plunge after the company severely lowers its Q4 forecast. And the bull run in gold appears to remain intact.
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