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December 15, 2009
Gold: On the flip side
...added: “It is just an asset that, like everything else in life, has its time and place. And now is that time.” John Paulson, another well-known hedge fund manager, has adopted a similar view, telling investors he was concerned about...at Barclays Capital, who says investors should prepare for a correction. Nouriel Roubini, the New York University professor who was among the few to predict the financial crisis, holds a similar view, warning of “significant risks of downward correction...sea change” in central banks’ attitude towards gold, “from a dead asset that should be sold because it does not yield, to a diversification tool”. The shift is important for the gold market on two fronts: the interest...Take SPDR Gold Shares, the largest in the sector. From almost nothing five years ago, it has ballooned to more than 1,100 tonnes of bullion – ranking above the holdings of central banks such as those of Japan or Switzerland. The changes... By Javier Blas in London
December 16, 2009
Analysis: Gold: on the flip side
...added: "It is just an asset that, like everything else in life, has its time and place. And now is that time." John Paulson, another well-known hedge fund manager, has adopted a similar view, telling investors he was concerned...at Barclays Capital, who says investors should prepare for a correction. Nouriel Roubini, the New York University professor who was among the few to predict the financial crisis, holds a similar view, warning of "significant risks of downward...seen a "sea change" in central banks' attitude towards gold, "from a dead asset that should be sold because it does not yield, to a diversification tool". The shift is important for the gold market on two fronts: the interest from...Take SPDR Gold Shares, the largest in the sector. From almost nothing five years ago, it has ballooned to more than 1,100 tonnes of bullion - ranking above the holdings of central banks such as those of Japan or Switzerland. The changes... By Javier Blas in London
January 25, 2010
Gold returns to $1,100 an ounce
...may see a large group of longs rush for the exits at the same time,” said Tom Pawliki, of MF Global. Gold regained the $1,100 level, rising 1 per cent to $1,103 a troy ounce, helped by dollar weakness. David Wilson, analyst at Société Générale... By Chris Flood
January 26, 2010
Gold returns to $1,100 an ounce and oil steadies
...may see a large group of longs rush for the exits at the same time," said Tom Pawliki, of MF Global. Gold regained the $1,100 level, rising 1 per cent to $1,103 a troy ounce, helped by dollar weakness. David Wilson, analyst at Société Générale... By Chris Flood
February 3, 2010
Oil hits $78 level ahead of US inventory data
...barrel level on Wednesday ahead of the latest US weekly inventories data while base metals moved higher and gold held above $1,100 as commodity markets extended their recovery. In energy markets, Nymex March West Texas Intermediate hit $78.04 before...cycle in the western world will be a shadow of its former self as the world economy recovers,” said Mr Brebner. Deutsche does not expect metals consumption to return to pre-crisis levels quickly as demand will grow at a slower rate from a lower base... By Chris Flood
February 4, 2010
File on MPs expenses still not closed
...by Graham Brady, a Tory MP, about a piece of furniture: “You can at least derive some consolation from the fact that you have had the benefit of a sofa worth more than £1,100.” By Jim Pickard
February 5, 2010
Risk aversion soars as growth doubts intensify
...copper shed 3.1 per cent as it continued to fall towards $6,000 a tonne.Gold tumbled 4.2 per cent to trade back below $1,100 an ounce as the dollar enjoyed a strong advance.The US currency climbed to its highest level in more than eight months against... By Dave Shellock
February 4, 2010
Growth doubts intensify risk aversion
...copper shed 3.1 per cent as it continued to fall towards $6,000 a tonne.Gold tumbled 4.2 per cent to trade back below $1,100 an ounce as the dollar enjoyed a strong advance.The US currency climbed to its highest level in more than eight months against... By Dave Shellock
February 5, 2010
'Arbitrary' review leaves expenses file still open
...words carefully as he dismissed an appeal by Graham Brady, a Tory MP, about a piece of furniture: "You can at least derive some consolation from the fact that you have had the benefit of a sofa worth more than £1,100." By Jim Pickard
February 6, 2010
An A-to-Z of the Winter Olympics
...Torvill and Dean must look to the Scottish brother-sister duo John and Sinead Kerr. Instead of Ravel’s “Bolero”, get ready to hear...competitors descend face-down and head-first on their tea trays. V is for Vancouver The lack of snow can hardly have come as...to experience the sports you’re watching, the official video game of the Games has been released. Ice dancing...of the current economy,” Vanoc’s chief executive, John Furlong, said last summer. Underlining the financial pressure... By Ed Holland