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WHY INVEST IN GOLD ?
11/07/2012

WHY INVEST IN GOLD ?

10/07/2012

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Session Times The Sessions timeline shows the Forex market's 24-hour trip around the world. It gives you an at-a-gla...
09/07/2012

Session Times
The Sessions timeline shows the Forex market's 24-hour trip around the world. It gives you an at-a-glance feel for which sessions are active,
which sessions are coming up, and when they will begin and end.

Commodities – in Real Life
09/07/2012

Commodities – in Real Life

09/07/2012

History of commodity market

The modern commodity markets have their roots in the trading of agricultural products. While wheat and corn, cattle and pigs, were widely traded using standard instruments in the 19th century in the United States, other basic foodstuffs such as soybeans were only added quite recently in most markets.For a commodity market to be established, there must be very broad consensus on the variations in the product that make it acceptable for one purpose or another.

07/07/2012

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07/07/2012

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28/06/2012

Gold Price Forecast
London Fix. US Dollars per troy ounce.

Month Date Forecast 50%Correct +/- 80% Correct +/-
0 May-12 1,585.50 0 0
1 Jun-12 1,614 21 47
2 Jul-12 1,653 27 61
3 Aug-12 1,683 32 71
4 Sep-12 1,647 35 79
5 Oct-12 1,626 38 85
6 Nov-12 1,553 41 91

19/06/2012

HSBC: Central Banks Likely To Keep Increasing Gold Holdings
HSBC looks for central banks to remain buyers of gold, particularly emerging-market nations. Global central banks became net buyers in 2010, purchasing a net 77 metric tons, which accelerated to 456 tons in 2011, according to data from the Bank for International Settlements. This was the greatest gold accumulation by central banks in more than 40 years. “The financial crisis rekindled central banks’ appetite for gold,” HSBC says. “Although the scale of purchases appears to have moderated this year, compared to 2011, the official sector remains a strong buyer of gold.” Official-sector demand has emanated almost exclusively from emerging and transitional markets, HSBC says. Traditional portfolio analysis supports increased gold purchases by central banks, HSBC says. “By conventional portfolio analysis, many large emerging-market central banks are significantly underweight gold, compared to their substantial and growing foreign-exchange reserves,” HSBC says. “As long as the U.S. runs large macroeconomic imbalances and current account and budget deficits, there will be corresponding growth in the foreign-exchange reserves of many emerging-market countries. The growth in foreign-exchange reserves, mostly in USDs in emerging-market nations, also implies that central banks will have to buy gold if they wish to maintain their current balances of gold to foreign exchange holdings.”

19/06/2012

HSBC Looks For Gold To Rally Above $1,900/Oz By Year-End
HSBC says it remains bullish on gold, maintaining a forecast for an average price of $1,760 for 2012. The bank says it looks for prices to rally above $1,900 by year-end, based on the likely impact of easy monetary policy. “Gold prices have closely tracked shifts in monetary policy expectations this year, rallying in anticipation of any easing and falling when this receded,” HSBC says. “The possibility that the U.S. Federal Reserve and other central banks will lower rates later this year is gold price-supportive. Measures taken by governments to deal with mounting debt levels, known as ‘financial repression,’ which include engineering negative real interest rates, are also gold-bullish.” The bank also says a shift in focus from eurozne debt issues to U.S. fiscal issues in a presidential-election year could encourage investor interest in gold.

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