Many commodities traded with a mixed trend on the last day of the week: crude oil price (WTI) rose yesterday for the fourth consecutive day while Brent oil fell; gold edged up for the third straight day while silver declined;…
Gold and silver, much like many other commodities, rose again on Thursday and thus completed a second straight day of gains. The U.S housing starts declined during June while the number of building permits increased. U.S. jobless claims remained nearly…
Many commodities traded up again on Thursday: crude oil prices (WTI and Brent) rose yesterday for the third consecutive day; gold and silver rose for the second straight day; natural gas Henry Hub future (September delivery) and spot prices declined…
Gold and silver edged up on Wednesday after they had declined during the first two days of the week. The bullion market continues to seek direction as both metals nearly didn’t change during the month. The U.S CPI remained unchanged…
Many energy commodities rose again on Wednesday: crude oil prices (WTI and Brent) increased yesterday for the second consecutive day; natural gas Henry Hub (September delivery) declined while the spot prices rose on Wednesday; gold and silver changed direction and…
Gold and silver declined again for the second straight day. Will this weakness in the bullion market continue? The Euro Area GDP contracted during the second quarter of 2012 by 0.2%. This news may have contributed to the decline of…
Many energy commodities changed direction and rallied on Tuesday: crude oil prices (WTI and Brent) rose yesterday after for they had declined for two consecutive days; natural gas Henry Hub (September delivery) and spot prices also changed direction and hiked…
Gold and silver, much like many other commodities, changed direction from last week and declined on Monday. The speculations around the future plans of ECB and Bank of China in regards to their respective stimulus plan could continue influencing bullion…
The Euro Area GDP contracted by 0.2% during the second quarter of 2012; this contraction in GDP came despite the slight growth in Germany’s economy by 0.3% and perhaps due to the decline in GDP in other leading countries such…
Many commodities declined again on the first day of the week: crude oil price (WTI and Brent) declined for the second consecutive day; gold and silver also slipped; natural gas Henry Hub (September delivery) and spot prices continued their downward…