Archive for January, 2012

Gold Price Back Stronger

Friday, January 13th, 2012

Gold prices rose two times in a row in the middle market players focus on bond auction of Spain and European Central Bank meeting. Fears of debt crisis in Europe re-emerged after Fitch Ratings warned the European Central Bank to take immediate steps resolve debt crises that bind the region. As a result, the euro fell to its lowest level in 16 months. Spain will auction bonds today. Ie before the European Central Bank announces its interest rate policy for this early 2012. Investors are also watching economic data from China in December. Where China’s inflation rate estimated at a number of observers will slow in 2011 ago. Read more »  Read More →

Debt Markets European Stocks Boost Asia

Friday, January 13th, 2012

The strong demand for debt securities issued by Spain and Italy have pushed the stock price index in Asia increased to its highest level in the past month. It was also due to declining interbank lending rate which indicated concerns over credit tightening began to loosen. This good news also adds to the bond issuance activity in the primary market in Asia. As usual, when the stock market higher, investor interest in gold assets declined. It is characterized by a decline in metal prices starting position of 0.4 percent to 1640 U.S. dollars per troy ounce. Reuters news agency reported from Tokyo, Japan, and Hong Kong, Friday (01/13/2012) this. However, crude oil prices declined after the EU gave a positive signal for the delay of economic embargo... Read more »