Gold closed in on a two-month high hit earlier on Friday, leaving prices on course for their biggest weekly gain in a month, as weaker-than-forecast U.S. data took some steam out of expectations for early Federal Reserve stimulus reduction. U.S. housing starts increased 5.9 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 896,000 units. Economists polled by Reuters had expected groundbreaking to rise to a 900,000-unit rate last month.
Headlines
1) China and India may not be enough to rescue gold
2) Crude Heads for Weekly Gain on Clashes in Egypt
3) Gold Traders Most Bullish Since March as Paulson Cuts
4) Copper Premiums near Record in China on Postponed Shipments
5) Soybeans Poised for Best Week since 2012 as Abandoned Acres Rise
6) Rebar Pares Third Weekly Gain on Concern Fed May Taper Stimulus
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Headlines
1) China and India may not be enough to rescue gold
2) Crude Heads for Weekly Gain on Clashes in Egypt
3) Gold Traders Most Bullish Since March as Paulson Cuts
4) Copper Premiums near Record in China on Postponed Shipments
5) Soybeans Poised for Best Week since 2012 as Abandoned Acres Rise
6) Rebar Pares Third Weekly Gain on Concern Fed May Taper Stimulus
Read detail analysis report here:- http://www.rrfinance.com/reserch/MorningBell/Cm_MorningBell.pdf
Know more news and updates here:- http://rrfinancialconsultants.wordpress.com