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Accesati cele mai proaspete stiri in pietele de marfuri. - Gold gains for first day in four
yesterday, the biggest decline since February 4, as demand for a hedge against depreciating currencies slowed after the euro rebounded. 'Key factors still supporting investor interest in gold, in addition to currency-related concerns, are the still-low - Gold falls on futures liquidation
1.3 per cent, at $US1,108.10 an ounce in heavy trade. Gold weakened despite a stronger euro after Greece said in a report it is ahead of schedule with plans to tame its budget deficit, and there has been no slippage in moves to rein in spending - PRECIOUS-Gold bounces from 2-week low; ETF holdings slip
a day earlier on government data showing an unexpected decline in U.S. gasoline inventories. [O/R] * The euro was trading around $1.3650 EUR=, having risen 0.4 percent on Wednesday. [USD/] * Japan's Nikkei average rose 0.6 percent on Thursday, with - Gold falls toward $1,100 on futures liquidation
NYMEX were down $14.30 at $1,108 an ounce in heavy trade. Gold weakend despite a stronger euro, after Greece said in a report it is ahead of schedule with plans to tame its budget deficit, and there has been no slippage in moves to rein in spending - Gold falls near $1,100 mark
1.3 per cent, at $1,108.10 an ounce in heavy trade. Gold weakened despite a stronger euro after Greece said in a report it is ahead of schedule with plans to tame its budget deficit, and there has been no slippage in moves to rein in spending - PRECIOUS-Gold falls toward $1,100 on futures liquidation
* Futures liquidation, profit-taking pressure market * Euro zone fiscal woes could underpin gold prices - Gold, Silver, Metal Prices Commentary – 3/10/2010
$1120 and $1130. Then again, steadiness was the operative word in the US dollar as well, and the euro did not show too much further movement after falling to a fresh one-month low of under 1.461 against the Swiss franc. The latter had gained against the - Gold recovers moderately on fresh buying, silver also rises
overseas market, gold edged higher in :namespace prefix = "st1" ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" /Europe after euro weakened against dollar on renewed concerns over the fiscal health of the Euro zone. Spot gold was bid at USD 1,125.50 an - Gold, metals get lift from Chinese data
to lose 2 cents at $3.40 a pound. Also supporting gold, the dollar's rally against the euro came to a halt, following stronger-than-expected economic reports from Germany and France. The dollar index /quotes/comstock/11j!i:dxy0 A weaker dollar tends to - Toronto stocks may rise on China data, commodities
in Europe on Wednesday as investment interest held firm amid persistent concerns over the fiscal health of the euro zone, with traders cheered by the bounce in price from the last session's lows. QUEBECOR INC Media and communications group Quebecor Inc - Commodities: Gold up, Euro uncertainty courses through markets
FXstreet.com (London) - Gold was up after being punished in previous sessions. There seems to be two increasingly divergent aspects dominating risk appetite right now, the stability of the Eurozone with all its problems and the growth of the rest of the - World stocks, commodities up; sterling down
LONDON (Reuters) - Concerns over Europe's fiscal problems hit the euro and sterling on Wednesday, while world stocks hovered near their recent six-week highs, though they were still up 66 percent from a low hit one year ago. Copper rose on - Oil prices drop but stay above $80 per barrel
further) from an 8-week high towards 80 per barrel, as the US dollar continued to strengthen against the euro and put further pressure to the crude oil prices,” said Sucden Financial Research analyst Myrto Sokou. A stronger US unit makes - Gold advances in Asia as euro gains
Related Stories SINGAPORE (Commodity Online) : Gold prices showed signs of recovery in Asian trade Wednesday after the euro bounced slightly higher against the dollar. Gold for immediate delivery was seen trading at $1,122.00 an ounce at 11.30 - Gold falls as dollar advances
the COMEX Division of the New York Mercantile Exchange closed lower on Tuesday as dollar rose against the euro and British pound. Platinum ended lower, but silver gained. The most active gold contract for April delivery dropped 1.70 U. S. dollars, or - Stronger Dollar, Weak Demand Weigh On Futures; Cocoa, Sugar In Free Fall
CRB index, which ended a touch lower on Monday, fell 0.7% as renewed fiscal worries over the euro zone led to risk aversion that pushed the dollar higher. A stronger dollar usually hits demand for commodities, as - Dollar Rebounds as China Comments Sent Gold Down, Sterling and Euro Weak
Dollar rebounded strongly in European session as Gold was hit to as low as 1115 following comments from China. - NZ dollar holds on support, commodities, RBNZ eyed
* The safe haven yen JPY= gains broadly amid Japanese end of financial year repatriation flows, while the euro EUR= dips on comments by ratings agency Fitch about Portugal's austerity measures. * NZ dollar a shade softer against the yen NZDJPY=R, but - Gold and copper fall on China concerns
and copper finished mildly lower for a second day Tuesday as the U.S. dollar rose against the euro and amid concern that demand would slacken in China, the globe's biggest consumer of the industrial metal. Copper futures for May delivery fell 0.01% to - Gold, Silver, Metal Prices Commentary – 3/9/2010
and ultra-low interest rate and that it has a finite shelf-life in the big scheme of things. The euro also continued under selling pressure early this morning as the Greek situation appears to remain without an obvious and/or imminent solution. The
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- Europe Markets: European markets fall as mining stocks pressure (at MarketWatch)
European shares edge lower on Thursday, with losses for metal and mining firms pulling shares off almost three-month highs.
- BP in talks to buy Devon assets for $6bn (at Financial Times)
BP is set to enter the deep waters off the coast of Brazil, one of the world s most exciting areas for oil exploration, with a $6bn deal to buy international oil and gas assets from Devon Energy.
- Asia Markets: Indian sugar stocks turn bitter on rise in output (at MarketWatch)
A swift, painful correction in Indian sugar stocks over the last few weeks may still have some way to go, as the freefall in sugar prices continues amid an increase in global production.
- European markets fall as mining stocks pressure (at MarketWatch)
European shares edge lower on Thursday, with losses for metal and mining firms pulling shares off almost three-month highs.
- CERAWEEK-U.S. oil industry braces for carbon rules (at Reuters)
* Pressure rises for oil industry to weigh CO2 emissions * Chevron, ConocoPhillips factor CO2 into planning By Bruce Nichols
- Indian sugar stocks turn bitter on rise in output (at MarketWatch)
A swift, painful correction in Indian sugar stocks over the last few weeks may still have some way to go, as the freefall in sugar prices continues amid an increase in global production.
- NYMEX-Crude ends up in late surge, products support (at Reuters)
- Futures Movers: Crude oil ends up after supplies, China data (at MarketWatch)
Crude-oil futures rise to finish above $82 a barrel, lifted by better-than-expected U.S. supplies data, a strong economic report from China and forecasts of higher global demand.
- Crude oil ends 60 cents higher after supplies data (at MarketWatch)
Crude oil futures rose to finish above $82 a barrel on Wednesday, lifted by better-than-expected U.S. supplies data, a strong economic report from China and forecasts of higher global demand.
- METALS-Copper prices dip, but China props up metal (at Reuters)
- Cuba s sugar industry hit by low productivity (AP)
Production at Cuba s sugar plants has been hit hard this year by inefficiency, a spate of breakdowns and other technical problems, state-media reported Wednesday, adding to sobering news for the Communist-run island s crisis-addled economy.
- Futures Movers: Oil futures lower after failing to breach highs (at MarketWatch)
Crude-oil futures lose ground as a continued weak picture for U.S. demand weighs.
- Oil turns lower after failing to breach 2010 highs (at MarketWatch)
Crude oil futures turned lower on Wednesday, after a move towards crude s highest level of 2010 failed to hold in light of a continued weak picture for U.S. demand. Crude oil for April delivery was last down 32 cents, or 0.4%, at $81.17 a barrel in electronic trade.
- Futures Movers: Oil futures jump on supplies data, OPEC forecast (at MarketWatch)
Investors cheer news of a smaller-than-expected increase in U.S. crude supplies and a big drop in gasoline supplies.
- Futures Movers: Oil retreats after OPEC lifts demand views (at MarketWatch)
Crude futures surrender earlier gains inspired by a boost in OPEC s forecast for global oil demand aas well as strong trade data reported by China.
- Crude oil turns lower ahead of supplies data (at MarketWatch)
Crude oil futures turned lower on Wednesday, with traders adopting a cautious tone ahead of the release of weekly U.S. petroleum supplies data. Crude oil for April delivery was last down 6 cents at $81.43 a barrel in electronic trade, losing earlier gains that saw the contract trade as high as $81.95 a barrel.
- OPEC raises 2010 oil demand forecast (AP)
World oil demand is projected to grow by 900,000 barrels per day in 2010, OPEC said Wednesday, revising up its previous month s forecast while cautioning that the increase is hinged on a sustained global economic rebound, particularly in the United States.
- Metals Stocks: Gold, metals get lift from Chinese data (at MarketWatch)
With copper the early exception, metals futures make mid-week gains, rising as strong trade data reported by China serve to lift demand expectations.
- Coal companies seek higher permit fees in Kentucky (AP)
Coal companies have taken an unusual stand in Kentucky by urging lawmakers to pass legislation that would increase the fees they pay to apply for mining permits.
- Futures Movers: Oil gains on Chinese data, OPEC forecast revision (at MarketWatch)
Crude futures gain, getting a boost after OPEC raised its forecast for global oil demand and China reported strong trade data.
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