Despite protestations to the contrary, US monetary policy does affect commodities
Mineweb reports that whether Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke admits it or not, commodity prices have been given a significant leg up by U.S. monetary policies.
Articles Tagged "investing in palladium"
Canadian Arrow update increases Alexo Kelex indicated resources by 95%
Canadian Arrow Mines, Ltd. (CVE:CRO reports it has received an updated mineral resource estimate for its Alexo and Kelex nickel project located in Ontario, Canada.
Gold holds gains as risk appetite grows
The Sydney Morning Herald reports US gold futures rose as investors sought to hedge growing inflation risks and bought into a broad commodities rally.
Metals Reports-No (Entitlement) Pain. No (Tax) Gain. What a Country!
International Business Times reports that overnight losses in the US dollar caused at least two Asian central banks to intervene in the currency market.
Norilsk Nickel to become joint holding company
Reuters Africa reports that Norilsk Nickel (LON:MNOD) will become a joint holding company.
Metals Mixed, Copper Getting Whacked
International Business Times reports that the metals market is mixed today, with copper being hit hard on a story from the FT that copper is being used as collateral.
The Big Companies You Need To Watch In The Japanese Reconstruction
The Business Insider suggest that the destructive Japanese tsunami may have left some investment pearls in its wake.
Commodities rise as global uncertainty continues
CNBC reports indexes are up for all global commodities including gold, platinum and palladium.
Palladium touches 11-month high
Palladium prices climbed to an 11 month high of $274.50 an ounce on Tuesday, as dollar weakness and growing investor risk appetite boosted the precious metals complex.
Palladium capitalizes on down economy
Palladium’s gains were snapped last Friday as the greenback rallied. The precious metal came under pressure as a study from the University of Michigan showed an unexpected increase in consumer confidence. This reduced the metals “safe-haven” appeal.
