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  • Gold Price in India: Gold's Relationship with the Indian Rupee - Current Outlook

    September 6, 2013, 8:40 AM

    Last week, the Indian rupee became the worst performer among the Asian emerging-market currencies and plunged against the American currency to an all-time low. At the same time, gold priced in rupees hit its highest level since 1985. On Wednesday, the Indian rupee staged a sharp recovery. What impact did it have on gold prices? Was the relationship between gold and the Indian rupee in place in the previous week? If you want to know our take on these questions, we invite you to read our today's essay.

  • Stock Market: Short-term uncertainty as indexes fluctuate after recent run-up

    September 6, 2013, 7:13 AM

    Investors await key U.S. economic data releases today. Will the current uptrend hold?

  • Oil Update: Another Similar Correction. What’s next?

    September 5, 2013, 8:38 AM

    Last week, crude oil reached its highest peak this year at $112.24. However, it declined to $104.21 earlier this week when military action against Syria became less certain. Did this drop change the outlook for crude oil? Can oil climb above $110 in the near term once again? If you want to know our take on these questions, we invite you to read our today's essay.

  • What Can We Infer From Copper and Palladium Charts?

    September 5, 2013, 7:28 AM

    It seems that all eyes and ears are focused on the prospect of military strikes in Syria. Yesterday’s events stimulated safe-haven buying in gold once again and resulted in an increase in price to above $1,416 an ounce. Did this strength change anything in the overall outlook? Is it possible that the copper and palladium charts will give us some interesting clues? If you want to know our take on these questions, we invite you to read our today's essay.

  • Stock Market: Trend reversal or just a correction?

    September 5, 2013, 7:27 AM

    Investors await Friday’s unemployment releases as economic data expectations overshadow Syrian crisis. S&P500 at the resistance level.

  • What if the Fed Really Tapers QE?

    September 4, 2013, 10:24 AM

    As always, there are many ways in which the situation can develop and in today’s article (and to a much greater extend in the current Market Overview report) we will focus on what is probably the most important factor that will to a great extent determine what will happen in the coming months, not just in the precious metals market, but also in bonds, stocks and real estate markets.

    Yes, you guessed correctly – we are going to discuss the Fed’s possible actions and the probable effects on the markets. Will we actually see any form of tapering or will we just hear about it? If so how will remarks made by the Fed impact actual events? As you know, very often what Bernanke or some other Fed official says can ignite large price moves. So, for the analysis to be complete, we should focus not only on what happens but also on how it is announced.

    In today’s article we will feature one of these scenarios in greater detail. Namely, we will discuss what would likely happen if the Fed froze the program and went into “stand by” mode because of positive news.

  • Stock Market: Further fluctuations following Friday’s jobs report

    September 4, 2013, 7:59 AM

    Indexes continue to consolidate as investors await economic releases and the outcome of the Syrian crisis. S&P500 in a week-long horizontal trend.

  • Gold Price in September 2013

    September 3, 2013, 2:23 PM

    In the previous week gold rose as high as $1,433.31 on speculation of a strike against Syria. It was yellow metal’s highest level since mid-May. However, as the prospect of an imminent attack on Syria receded, gold gave up some gains and dropped below $1,400 an ounce on Friday. Will these circumstances reduce its appeal as a safe haven? It’s seems quite possible at the moment. Today, the shiny metal extended losses to a third session and remains below $1,400. Will this drop trigger further dips? What’s the current outlook for gold? What impact could the dollar and the euro have on future prices of the yellow metal? Could they drive gold prices higher or lower in the near term? If you want to know our take on these questions, we invite you to read our today’s essay.

  • Stock Market: Downtrend reversal attempts

    September 3, 2013, 6:51 AM

    Stocks may bounce after the holiday weekend, however, the market sentiment has somewhat cooled down amid fears of Syrian conflict. Investors await Friday’s unemployment data release.

  • Oil Update: No Breakout So Far, but the Trend Remains in Place

    September 2, 2013, 10:40 AM

    The crude market is always sensitive to Middle East conflict. As you remember, prices rose to $115 on the unrest in Libya two years ago and to $110 on Iran’s nuclear program. In the previous week we saw similar price action.

    On Wednesday, light crude surged to its highest level since May 2011 and reached over $112 per barrel on concerns that the conflict in Syria would spread and threaten exports from a region which accounts for 35 percent of the world oil production.

    However, in the following days, the price of light crude declined as the prospect of imminent attacks on Syria receded. Should we believe that the Syrian conflict poses only a short-term risk and without its impact the price of light crude will drop further? Are there any other factors, which may have an impact on future oil prices? What is the current technical picture for the oil market? We invite you to check our Oil Update. Have a nice read.

  • Stock Market: Stocks poised to rise as fears about Syria diminish

    September 2, 2013, 6:46 AM

    Indexes may rebound as market sentiment warms up at the beginning of a new month. Investors react to Syrian crisis developments, waiting for Friday’s unemployment report.

  • What Do (Mining) Stocks Tell Us About Gold's Future Moves?

    August 30, 2013, 12:04 PM

    Since Wednesday’s top gold has lost over $33 and dropped below $1,400 per ounce, as the probability of an immediate U.S. strike on Syria has faded. Taking this into account, it seems that markets overestimated the probability of an invasion. What’s next? Can gold decline without disturbing news from the Middle East? Is it possible that the stock market and mining stocks will give us some interesting clues? We invite you to read our today's essay.

  • Stock Market: Short-term uncertainty following Tuesday’s sell-off

    August 30, 2013, 7:50 AM

    Downtrend reversal or just a correction? Strong economic releases outweigh Syria worries

  • Gold Price in India: Gold Erased Its 9-month Losses. What’s Next?

    August 29, 2013, 11:54 AM

    In the recent days, the rupee has become the worst performer among Asian emerging-market currencies, despite the government and central bank attempts to support it. The rupee has lost more than 16 percent against the dollar so far in 2013, causing a sharp rally in gold. On Wednesday, the yellow metal priced in rupees hit its highest level since 1985. Investors are probably wondering what to do next. Will this relationship between gold and the Indian rupee last longer? Or maybe it will wane? Will gold prices climb up once again and reach the next psychological barrier at Rs 100,000 ahead of the busy marriage and festival season? Before we know the answers to these questions, we invite you to read our today's essay and find out what the current outlook for gold priced in rupees is.

  • Stock Market: Indexes attempt to bounce back

    August 29, 2013, 7:25 AM

    Market sentiment strengthens slightly as stocks rebound after Tuesday’s sell-off. Investors await U.S. economic data announcements

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