Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Today the Fed begins its 2 day meeting. The overall market consensus is that the Fed will continue its quantitative easing program.
Today the Fed begins its 2 day meeting. The overall market consensus is
that the Fed will continue its quantitative easing program. Currently,
there are several speculative short positions in the market. If the
tapering kick off doesn’t
begin at the December meeting, analysts expect to see a short covering
rally. The markets are under pressure this morning with AU, AG, PT, PD
trading approximately 1%, 1.6%, .50%, and .40% on the downside
respectively. Gold saw some selling pressure yesterday
afternoon closing at 1245.50. The yellow metal continues to trade
sideways and remain in a bear market with support levels at 1200. Other
than traders adjusting their positions before the Fed meeting, it’s a
relatively quiet day. Core CPI for the month of
November is .2%. This figure is particularly important for the Fed to
analyze during its meeting because it will tell members if inflation is
maintained or if it’s something they need to pay closer attention to.
Have a great day!
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