EIA Crude Inventories:
#Crude Rise 3.9M
#Distillates Rise 1.2M
#Gasoline Down 0.7M
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యూరోజోన్ లో నెలకొన్న సంక్షోభం వలన ఇన్వెస్టర్స్ ఇంకా గోల్డ్ & సిల్వర్ లోనే ఇన్వేస్ట్ చేయడానికి ఎక్కువ ఆస్కారం వుంది. గోల్డ్ మార్కెట్ ఫై 26 మంది అనలిస్ట్ లా అభిప్రాయం తెలుసుకోగ 20 మంది పెరుగుతుంది అని, నలుగురు తగ్గుతుంది అని, మరి ఇద్దరు మార్కెట్ ఎలా ఉండబోతుందో చెప్పలేము అని చెప్పారు. ఈ వారం రిలీజ్ కాబోయే "రిటైల్ సేల్స్" మరియు "ఇన్ఫ్లసేన్ డేటా" మరియు "కన్సుమేర్ ఇండిక్ష్". ఈ వారం లో ఇటాలియన్ ప్రధాన మంత్రి ఇల్విఒ బెర్లుస్కని రాజీనామా తో మార్కెట్ లో కొంత ఒడిదుడుకులు ఉండచ్చు.
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గోల్డ్ మార్కెట్ $1798 బ్రేక్ అయితే $1822 - $1840 వరకు వచ్చే ఛాన్స్ వుంది.. అలానే సపోర్ట్ లెవెల్ $1752 బ్రేక్ అయితే $1718 వరకు వచ్చే ఛాన్స్ వుంది, లాంగ్ టర్మ్ కోసం ఇన్వేస్ట్ చేయడానికి ఇపుడు సరి ఆయన సమయం అని అనలిస్ట్ ల అభిప్రాయం.
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IMF chief warns world economy risks 'lost decade' asks rich nations to shoulder the burden http://ow.ly/7nsRY
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
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U.S economy moving forward slowly. The latest jobs report shows the U.S is growing faster than it... http://bit.ly/ugxqZi
Sunday, November 6, 2011
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MF GLOBAL LME POSITIONS BEING TRANSFERRED AND ROLLED FORWARD BY LCH.CLEARNET - EXCHANGE - http://bit.ly/94ggJj
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Bank lobbying head says banks, euro zone nowhere near deal to cut Greek debt http://ping.fm/OMG6g
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Friday, October 21, 2011
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U.S. stocks pressured at open as media reports cast doubt on weekend euro-zone summit http://ping.fm/rEW07
Millionaires now control 38.5% of the world’s wealth, up from 35.6% last year http://on.wsj.com/oZhlIJ
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Indian companies raise money directly from bond market through public debt issues: Firms raised Rs.9,860 crore... http://bit.ly/rbk3or
Unsecured bond sales to test Europe’s banks: The region’s traditional August lull turned into an absolute fre... http://ping.fm/Xp4BA
Sunday, September 4, 2011
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Bank deposits hit record high of nearly $10 trillion: Americans have more money saved up in banks accounts than... http://bit.ly/nG1HdI
Thursday, August 25, 2011
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Gold falls for a second day, down 4%, as investors cash out after recent record gains. http://on.wsj.com/n1A7BP
In 1982, In Singapore, LOKPAL BILL was implemented and 142 Corrupt Ministers & Officers were arrested in one single day.. Today Singapore has only 1% poor people & no taxes are paid by the people to the government, 92% Literacy Rate, Better Medical Facilities, Cheaper Prices, 90% Money is white & Only 1% Unemployment exists..!!
In 1980, Gold climbed to $835 completing a bull cycle that started at $34.95 in 1970... Gold to repeat 1980 climb?? http://ping.fm/316tg
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
ALERT:
Citigroup forecasting Gold to decline during the 2013-2015 period.
Averages:
2012-$1650
2013-$1500
2014-$1350
2015-$1250
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2012-$1650
2013-$1500
2014-$1350
2015-$1250
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U.S. Stock Futures Advance on Fed Speculation; Banks Pare Gains: U.S. stock futures rose, indicating the Stand... http://ping.fm/J98Rn
Monday, August 22, 2011
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Outlook for Gold "Positive" following "Euro stagnation", Paulson hedge fund holds ETF position http://ping.fm/y70RV
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
India is thinking about setting up its own aid agency. Why should others give aid to India? http://ping.fm/xo5yk
Monday, August 15, 2011
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Gold ETFs Weaken After Margin Hike: Gold exchange traded funds were moving lower Thursday after the Chicago... http://bit.ly/nDMTnj
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
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Asian markets end lower with Hang Seng dropping 5.7% in last hour. Euro markets plummet in Tuesday morning trading. http://bit.ly/nqjkex
Monday, August 8, 2011
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"Russia Sells Gold as World Prices Rise" http://ping.fm/rptZp
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Asian Stocks Rise as Hyundai Heavy Jumps; Chinese Banks Plunge: Asian stocks rose, reversing earlier declines.. http://ping.fm/51KFd
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Greek citizens withdrawing savings and buying gold http://bit.ly/juBsjo
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Greek PM seeks referendum on 'changes to the political system' including nation's constitution: http://ping.fm/2ooSp
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Friday, June 17, 2011
Comex Gold, Silver Rally on Safe-Haven Buying, Further Weakness in U.S. Dollar Index http://bit.ly/jcJXpz
IMF cuts U.S. growth forecast, warns of crisis - (Reuters) The International Monetary Fund cut its forecast for U.S... http://ow.ly/1dijR2
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IMF Reaches Staff Level Agreement with Egypt on a US$3 Billion Stand-By Arrangement http://bit.ly/liltL7
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Tuesday, May 31, 2011
No Surprise Again… Ireland Needs More Cash & Greece Ready To Sink further: The Fundamental View http://bit.ly/jsZY32
Monday, May 30, 2011
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Russia's largest gold miner Polyus Gold plans to merge with an international gold mining com... http://tinyurl.com/3snaoxe
Thursday, May 19, 2011
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IMF chief on suicide watch in jail: report: International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn, who is faced... http://bit.ly/mp0i95
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Rupee could depreciate by 20% in two years
NEW DELHI: The Indian Rupee may depreciate by around 20 per cent during next two years on account of dip in confidence about the domestic economy leading to outflow of funds.
According to a report by financial and business reserach firm Evalueserve, there will be pressure on the Rupee unless steps are taken to fix certain structural issues like high current account deficit and dwindling investments.
"During the next two years the probability of the INR (Indian Rupee) to depreciate is the highest (about 50 per cent) as compared to an appreciation or a status quo scenario," Evalueserve said, adding that the depreciation could be in the range of around 20 per cent.
During the past 12 months, the INR has traded in a relatively narrow range between 47.33 and 43.99 to the USD.
"However, the pressure on its stability seems to become more evident," it said.
Evalueserve said INR's depreciation could be fuelled by exit of FII money and lack of investor confidence on account of governance issues, besides high current account deficit (which is the net flow of income out of the country, barring capital movements).
"Even a relatively orderly outflow of USD 15 billion of FII money over a year could result in the INR depreciating by 22-30 per cent. This could imply an exchange rate in the range of INR 55-60 to every USD," it said.
The situation could be even worse in case the outflow in more faster.
Foreign funds have pulled out nearly Rs 3,400 crore from the Indian stock market during the first half of May as interest rate pressures continue to mount.
"This risk (outflow) is also heightened by the fact that India's capital markets are very shallow and do not have the capacity to absorb even moderate external shocks," it said.
Evalueserve pointed to structural factors like the high inflation, which has been blamed on supply side challenges, problems of governance as shown by recent scams, and high deficits.
"Inflation is at an all-time high... The monetary policy changes undertaken by the government to control inflation have been ineffective," the report said, attributing inflation to supply side challenges including lack of infrastructure.
It said that India is the only BRIC economy where Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) has shown a fall. FDI fell to USD 19.4 billion in 2010-11 from USD 25.8 billion in 2009-10.
"This is troubling as FDI is an important indicator of investors' faith in a country's long-term prospects. Foreign Institutional Investment has been buoyant, but these funds are volatile by nature and are prone to 'flight risk' at the first signs of trouble, something that happened during the financial crisis," Evalueserve said.
It also blamed the recent scams -- as highlighted by the 2G spectrum and CWG case -- for creating a perception of governance deficit in India.
"This, combined with regulatory and tax uncertainty, will deter many foreign investors," the report said.
While the government has not been able to liberalise sectors like insurance for foreign players, the Goods and Services Tax had to be postponed due to lack of consensus among political parties.
Evalueserve also said the ongoing political crisis in part of Middle East and North Africa can seriously hurt remittances. The MENA region contributes to a substantial chunk of USD 55 billion remittance received annually from Indians residing abroad.
Regarding deficits, it said: "The government finances are in a bad shape and the combined central and state government deficit has stubbornly stayed around 10 per cent of GDP."
The RBI had earlier this month said it expects India's current account deficit to be around 2.5 per cent of GDP in 2010-11.
The report said that while such a rate is normal for growing economies, in India's case it bodes ill due to lack of government savings.
"Moreover, given India's rising import bill and threat to remittances, the deficit will remain high in the near future, creating pressure on the INR," it said.
Source: http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/markets/forex/rupee-could-depreciate-by-20-in-two-years-report/articleshow/8394512.cms
NEW DELHI: The Indian Rupee may depreciate by around 20 per cent during next two years on account of dip in confidence about the domestic economy leading to outflow of funds.
According to a report by financial and business reserach firm Evalueserve, there will be pressure on the Rupee unless steps are taken to fix certain structural issues like high current account deficit and dwindling investments.
"During the next two years the probability of the INR (Indian Rupee) to depreciate is the highest (about 50 per cent) as compared to an appreciation or a status quo scenario," Evalueserve said, adding that the depreciation could be in the range of around 20 per cent.
During the past 12 months, the INR has traded in a relatively narrow range between 47.33 and 43.99 to the USD.
"However, the pressure on its stability seems to become more evident," it said.
Evalueserve said INR's depreciation could be fuelled by exit of FII money and lack of investor confidence on account of governance issues, besides high current account deficit (which is the net flow of income out of the country, barring capital movements).
"Even a relatively orderly outflow of USD 15 billion of FII money over a year could result in the INR depreciating by 22-30 per cent. This could imply an exchange rate in the range of INR 55-60 to every USD," it said.
The situation could be even worse in case the outflow in more faster.
Foreign funds have pulled out nearly Rs 3,400 crore from the Indian stock market during the first half of May as interest rate pressures continue to mount.
"This risk (outflow) is also heightened by the fact that India's capital markets are very shallow and do not have the capacity to absorb even moderate external shocks," it said.
Evalueserve pointed to structural factors like the high inflation, which has been blamed on supply side challenges, problems of governance as shown by recent scams, and high deficits.
"Inflation is at an all-time high... The monetary policy changes undertaken by the government to control inflation have been ineffective," the report said, attributing inflation to supply side challenges including lack of infrastructure.
It said that India is the only BRIC economy where Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) has shown a fall. FDI fell to USD 19.4 billion in 2010-11 from USD 25.8 billion in 2009-10.
"This is troubling as FDI is an important indicator of investors' faith in a country's long-term prospects. Foreign Institutional Investment has been buoyant, but these funds are volatile by nature and are prone to 'flight risk' at the first signs of trouble, something that happened during the financial crisis," Evalueserve said.
It also blamed the recent scams -- as highlighted by the 2G spectrum and CWG case -- for creating a perception of governance deficit in India.
"This, combined with regulatory and tax uncertainty, will deter many foreign investors," the report said.
While the government has not been able to liberalise sectors like insurance for foreign players, the Goods and Services Tax had to be postponed due to lack of consensus among political parties.
Evalueserve also said the ongoing political crisis in part of Middle East and North Africa can seriously hurt remittances. The MENA region contributes to a substantial chunk of USD 55 billion remittance received annually from Indians residing abroad.
Regarding deficits, it said: "The government finances are in a bad shape and the combined central and state government deficit has stubbornly stayed around 10 per cent of GDP."
The RBI had earlier this month said it expects India's current account deficit to be around 2.5 per cent of GDP in 2010-11.
The report said that while such a rate is normal for growing economies, in India's case it bodes ill due to lack of government savings.
"Moreover, given India's rising import bill and threat to remittances, the deficit will remain high in the near future, creating pressure on the INR," it said.
Source: http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/markets/forex/rupee-could-depreciate-by-20-in-two-years-report/articleshow/8394512.cms
Monday, May 16, 2011
US Fed debt hits limit w/o any obvious resolution. US Dollar increasingly vulnerable, supporting recovery in Gold http://ping.fm/YVWjk
IMF chief submits to DNA exam ahead of New York court date on sex assault charges as police claim he tried to flee... http://bit.ly/jCeriU
"IMF Chief Allegedly Sexually Assaulted A Journalist In 2007" http://ping.fm/A7kwl -sQuareindia Advisory nEws Desk
Euro slumps to seven-week low as IMF chief arrested: http://ping.fm/ZXA4Q -sQuareindia Advisory Private Limited.
"IMF to sell gold to raise Bail for Strauss-Kahn" http://bit.ly/leGNrn -sQuareindia nEws Desk @ www.sQuareindia.com
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