another "bad for dollar, good for gold" event
derryb
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And the petrodollar shrinks a bit more:
India To Pay Gold Instead Of Dollars For Iranian Oil. Oil And Gold Markets Stunned
"The vast sums involved in these transactions are expected, furthermore, to boost the price of gold and depress the value of the dollar on world markets."
a primer on the petrodollar:
The Petrodollar, Iran, and Gold—What You Need to Know
India To Pay Gold Instead Of Dollars For Iranian Oil. Oil And Gold Markets Stunned
"The vast sums involved in these transactions are expected, furthermore, to boost the price of gold and depress the value of the dollar on world markets."
a primer on the petrodollar:
The Petrodollar, Iran, and Gold—What You Need to Know
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
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<< <i>Interesting news source, but If it was an "event" wouldn't gold being going up right now? >>
Another non event. Gold lately, has been a Contrarian.
if gold were sold in large quantities instead of buying in $$$ the price would drop.
Anyone will take the gold as payment. But with gold at 500% of what it was bringing 10 years ago, Iran is a little late to the party in purely economic terms.
Eventually, they have to eat.
Who grows the food?
Who manufactures the best farm implements?
Who possesses the AG yield technology
<< <i>Well gold prices are exploding upwards. POG now at $1,709.50. Up $43 + as of now. Maybe it was an event afterall. >>
I think the event was the FOMC releasing it's statement, saying they will keep rates low for the foreseeable future.
<< <i>Looked like an eventfull, non-contrarian day to me. Gold miners lead the way. Yamana up 10% in one day? >>
Miners leading the gold? sorry, disagree. Propose that miners benefit from the gold move.
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
shares have been underperforming so maybe the got more spring in their step
thanks for the chart link RR. you understand it better than i. it looked rosy where it counted at least through my reading glasses.