It’s amazing how a little bad weather can affect the price of a commodity. While we’ve been looking at commodities over the past few weeks, pretty much every commodity is affected by the same thing: adverse weather. And today, cotton is no different. Except, in one part of the world, what has created a shortage [...]
ECB
Yesterday, was a flat trading day for the market, as the S&P/ASX 200 closed down 4 points to 4,688. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added only 9 points to end the session at 11,201.97. Spending increased for October, with retail sales gaining by 1.2% and car sales were higher by 0.4%. Giving the market a [...]
It turns out, according to the Committee of European Banking Supervisors (CEBS), the European banks aren’t half as stressed as everyone thought.
According to CEBS, the banks are only mildly tense, rather than stressed.
You’ve probably read, or at least skimmed over the details of the results already.
The upshot is that as today’s Australian Financial Review reports, [...]
Is the Eurozone one final U-turn away from a 20-fold rise in gold prices…?
HAPPY SELLERS a decade ago when gold hit rock-bottom, might the Eurozone states now sell gold at all-time highs to help settle government debt today?
Doubt it. Here’s why…
Lumped together, the 16 Eurozone nations (including the ECB) hold almost 11,000 tonnes of gold [...]
