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Gold: China has requested that a new global currency be discussed at next week's Group of Eight meeting in Italy. The news sent the dollar into a downward spiral and the price of gold rallied above $940, confirming its status as a currency hedge. The dollar has strengthened slightly today resulting in a small drop off in the gold price to $926.70. China has been pushing this agenda for some time now and while the dollar is unlikely to lose its reserve currency status anytime soon – uncertainty regarding the international monetary system should result in gold remaining in strong demand.
Silver: Silver has reacted to today's dollar strength as well, dropping to £13.31.
Platinum Group Metals: Platinum peaked briefly above $1,200 before slipping back to $1,180, palladium is holding strong at $250 and rhodium has dropped back to $1,310/$1,410.
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On Jul 02 11:41 AM Roger Knights wrote:
> Maybe China recognizes that what it's asking for--a new currency--is
> unlikely to be granted. So maybe what it's looking for is an explicit
> rejection, so that it can buy lots of gold with "clean hands," as
> a responsible member of the international community. I.e., it didn't
> act without asking first.
Gold went Up, Gold went Down the same amount. The USD went Down, The USD went up the same amount. Silver at 13 Pounds has not been seen for over a YEAR.
The IMF is Selling IMF Bonds Not IMF Gold which is why Gold rallied.
China has announced it will not be discussing te USD, please continue making up data as you go along. You have entered the "twilight" Zone.