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26 Aug 2012
Broad Based Market Rally Created by Stimulus Expectations

Broad Based Market Rally Created by Stimulus Expectations

Stocks are continuing to build off of the gains seen last week and this is being matched in direction by the value in gold, as prices are now trading at their highest levels in 16 weeks. These gains in gold are coming mostly as a result of investor speculation that the Federal Reserve and the People’s Bank of China will be forced to inject additional monetary stimulus into their respective economies as a way of countering recent economic data which has suggested that manufacturing growth in both regions is stalling. Read more…

8 Jul 2012
Commodity Prices Fall on Demand Concerns

Commodity Prices Fall on Demand Concerns

Commodities saw the biggest declines of the month after economic data out of the US showed that labor markets remain weak and this is helping to generate analyst expectations that this will weigh on consumer demand. Continued debt concerns in Europe are adding to this pressure on materials prices and this is leading energy and metals prices lower for the biggest drop since June 21st and this is being reflected in the S&P GSCI Index (which tracks the prices of 24 different raw materials prices), which is registering declines of nearly 2.5 percent. Read more…