GOLD NEWS UPDATE 07.06.2012:- Gold rose 1 percent on Wednesday to a one-month
high on growing hopes for a European rescue plan
for Spain's debt-stricken banks, and as signs of a
U.S. economic slowdown fueled speculation of
further monetary easing.
• Silver jumped 4 percent, its biggest one-day rise in
three months, as U.S. equities and industrial
commodities rallied on better economic sentiment
after sources said Germany was warming to the idea
of a face-saving European bailout for Spain's banks,
• Gold is building on a 4.3 percent rally on Friday,
when surprisingly weak U.S. payrolls data reignited
talk of another round of monetary easing. Resurgent
safe-haven bids and talks of more stimulus from
central banks are likely to further boost gold.
• Last Friday's dismal U.S. nonfarm payrolls data has
pressured the Fed to do more to help a slowing U.S.
economy. Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart
said on Wednesday that the U.S. central bank may
need to ease monetary policy further if a wobbly U.S.
economy falters or Europe's crisis triggers a broader
financial shock. (NEAL BHAI 9999974733)
high on growing hopes for a European rescue plan
for Spain's debt-stricken banks, and as signs of a
U.S. economic slowdown fueled speculation of
further monetary easing.
• Silver jumped 4 percent, its biggest one-day rise in
three months, as U.S. equities and industrial
commodities rallied on better economic sentiment
after sources said Germany was warming to the idea
of a face-saving European bailout for Spain's banks,
• Gold is building on a 4.3 percent rally on Friday,
when surprisingly weak U.S. payrolls data reignited
talk of another round of monetary easing. Resurgent
safe-haven bids and talks of more stimulus from
central banks are likely to further boost gold.
• Last Friday's dismal U.S. nonfarm payrolls data has
pressured the Fed to do more to help a slowing U.S.
economy. Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart
said on Wednesday that the U.S. central bank may
need to ease monetary policy further if a wobbly U.S.
economy falters or Europe's crisis triggers a broader
financial shock. (NEAL BHAI 9999974733)
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