According to this month’s U.S. Census Bureau report of the new residential construction statistics for October 2011 there was a sharp increase in building permits but a very moderate slip in housing starts. Privately owned Housing starts slightly declined in…
Major commodities prices continued to zigzag with no clear direction especially the bullion prices: gold and silver prices moderately fell; WTI oil price sharply rose, while Brent oil price slipped; natural gas prices continued to decline. Many currencies including Euro,…
Major commodities prices rallied yesterday after they had declined on Monday: gold and silver prices moderately inclined; crude oil prices also changed direction and rose; natural gas prices on the other hand continue to decline. Many currencies including Euro, CAD…
Major commodities prices changed direction and started the week with moderate falls; many currencies including Euro, CAD and AUD depreciated against the US dollar; gold and silver prices moderately declined; crude oil prices also changed direction and slipped; natural gas…
The financial community seems to have calmed down in regards to the situation in Europe in particular vis-à-vis Greece and Italy; major commodities prices continued to rally and sharply rose on the last day of the week along with rally…
With all the news items pouring in from Europe regarding the political changes in Greece and Italy, the financial markets were unstable and shifted directions throughout the day; by the end of the business day: gold and silver prices decline,…
Major commodities prices sharply inclined yesterday and thus continued the positive upward trend precious metals and most energy commodities enjoyed in recent days: gold and silver prices rose by a moderate rate, crude oil prices also slightly inclined. Natural gas…
Following the modest fall for gold and silver prices on Friday, they have started the week with sharp gains; crude oil prices continued their upward trend and moderately inclined yesterday as well. Natural gas prices on the other hand sharply…
The U.S. labor force continued to grow in October after it had grown in September: according to the recent U.S. employment report, which was published today, November 4th by the Bureau of Labor Statistics the number of non-farm employees inclined…
The financial markets continued to rally following the news from Europe including: the ECB cutting the rate by 0.25 percent points to 1.25% and the chance of Greece canceling the Referendum. Yesterday major commodities prices rallied: gold and silver prices finished…