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Gold World Spot (USD) IND:XAUUSD.FXVWD, XC0009655157

  • 2.395,53 16 mei 2024 03:00
  • +9,05 (+0,38%) Dagrange 2.384,72 - 2.395,53
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  1. [verwijderd] 3 juli 2016 11:55
    quote:

    DeGoudenRidder schreef op 1 juli 2016 15:22:

    [...]

    Is dat jou nieuwe nickname B_B en ben jij ook niet gewoon Natte Krant?
    Dat ligt wat gecompliceerd. We houden van elkaar maar we doen het (nog) niet....
    Zo'n relatie bouw je in vele jaren op. Je deelt veel met elkaar en dan kan dat ook wel eens een ali-jasje zijn.

    Je weet: beleggen is vooruitzien. Maar er is meer, het gaat dieper. Er zijn genoeg mensen die vooruit kunnen zien. Das maar goed ook als je gaat autorijden.
    Binnenkort kunnen auto's ook vooruitzien. Nu nog niet zo goed maar dat gaat komen dat gaat komen. Mark my words.
  2. B_B 4 juli 2016 08:39
    Gold eases off near 2-year high, silver crosses $21/oz
    Reuters
    1 hour ago

    BENGALURU (Reuters) - Gold eased off a near two-year high, while silver breached the $21 level for the first time since July 2014 in highly volatile trade on Monday, prompted by a burst of short-covering in China.

    Spot gold rose about 1 percent at one point to touch a session best of $1,357.60 per ounce. This was close to the $1,358.20 level reached on June 24, the highest since March 2014, when global markets went into a tailspin in the wake of Britain's vote to exit the European Union.

    Spot gold was up 0.3 percent at $1,346.60 an ounce as of 0418 GMT. U.S. gold was up 0.7 percent at $1,348.50.

    Silver soared 7 percent at one point to $21.107, the highest since July 2014, before retreating below $20.25 by 0415 GMT.

    "There is a little bit of a two-way battle going on in silver with a number of players going short in China," said an analyst with an international investment bank.

    The Shanghai Exchange Futures went limit-up as onshore players have aggressively been covering their short positions in the last few days, especially on Monday, said the analyst.

    "Once the onshore market went limit-up, the short-covering buying spilled over to the London market."

    Chinese commodities from nickel to cotton surged on Monday on hopes Beijing would unleash more stimulus to prop up a sluggish economy, brightening the outlook for raw material demand.

    MKS trader Sam Laughlin said in a note global uncertainty would likely continue to fuel the recent rally in precious metals, but warned that there could be sharp periods of volatility.

    "The metal (silver) continues to be buoyed by its unique position as both an industrial metal in risk-on conditions and a safe-haven asset in times of uncertainty," Laughlin added.

    Spot gold is expected to break a resistance at $1,351 per ounce and rise more to the next resistance at $1,367, said Reuters technical analyst Wang Tao.

    Hedge funds and money managers raised their bullish positions in COMEX gold and silver contracts to record highs in the week to June 28.

    Holdings in SPDR Gold Trust, the world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, rose 0.41 percent to 953.91 tonnes on Friday, the highest since July 2013.

    The U.S. markets are closed on Monday for the Independence Day holiday.

    finance.yahoo.com/news/gold-inches-si...
  3. B_B 4 juli 2016 09:20
    Italy’s PM threatens an EU implosion
    4:16PM JULY 4, 2016

    A collision between Italy and the European Union over a potential bailout of Italy’s teetering banking system is getting closer by the day, threatening to tear up the newly-woven fabric of the EU’s banking union and posing a bigger potential threat to Europe’s stability than the UK’s Brexit.

    As discussed previously (Italy’s perfect storm could topple the EU, 29 June) Italy’s banking system is in trouble, with about $A540 billion of non-performing loans and a desperate need for new capital.

    Given the dearth of willing alternate capital-providers, Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi wants to inject the equivalent of about $A60bn of public funding into the system to try to stabilise it.

    The problem for Renzi and Italy — and the EU — is that the rules of the European Banking Union forbid taxpayer bailouts as the first resort for troubled banks. The rules, years in the making, insist that shareholders and creditors are “bailed in” before taxpayers can be called on.
    .....
    www.theaustralian.com.au/business/opi...

    De Spaghetti Western sleurt de Deutsche Bank mee.

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