Thursday, March 7, 2013
Gold is struggling to break out of a tight range as unemployment data
Gold is struggling to break out of a tight range as unemployment data
outweighs the Fed Beige Book data released yesterday afternoon. A day
after ADP reported better-than-expected private sector jobs numbers,
weekly initial jobless claims
show a decline for the second consecutive week (down 7,000) adding
further support to the risk-on rally that has equities markets reaching
further into the financial frontier. Like Meat Loaf said, “two out of
three ain’t bad” and while I have no idea what
in the world he was talking about, the third and final piece of the
jobs picture will be released tomorrow and that’s really the only piece
that matters. Until then, markets should be in wait and see mode. The
precious complex is in positive territory to start
the day with platinum continuing to test its staying power above $1600
which has proven difficult despite recent happenings in the southern tip
of Africa. The white metal is currently trading at $1598. Have a great
day!
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