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The U.S. government may be tempted to restrain gold prices, but this would only serve to drive bullion higher, according to the latest GREED & fear report from Christopher Wood, Global Head of Equity Strategy at Jeffries.
https://www.kitco.com/news/article/2024-04-12/any-us-attempt-restrain-gold-price-would-backfire-jeffries-christopher-wood
Fifty years ago, on 18th March 1968, Robert F Kennedy gave a speech at the University of Kansas in which he famously questioned the authority of the Gross National Product (nowadays more often called the Gross Domestic Product or GDP) as a legitimate measure of national wellbeing. The GDP ‘measures neither our wit nor our courage, neither our wisdom nor our learning, neither our compassion nor our devotion to our country’, he said. ‘It measures everything in short, except that which makes life worthwhile!"
https://cusp.ac.uk/themes/aetw/rfk-gdp50/
From the BBC programme’s website:
For nearly a century, governments around the world have measured the health of their economies by a single metric: GDP, or Gross Domestic Product. It measures a country’s economic growth, and over the years has become a shorthand for national progress; a rising GDP is generally understood to mean more people in work, more companies in business, living standards on the rise.
Yet, as experts have argued for decades, there is a lot that GDP leaves out. While it measures the value of all goods and services produced and consumed in an economy, it doesn’t account for nature, wellbeing, or planetary health. To GDP, a 100-year-old carbon capturing tree is worthless until its chopped down and sold as timber. Cleaning up after disasters, such as extreme weather events, improve GDP due to the increase in spending – even as people and planet suffer the consequences.
In an age of climate breakdown, many economists are arguing that our obsession with GDP is damaging the planet. So is it time to ditch GDP as a measure of progress and come up with a new metric that puts sustainability at its core?
Presenters Jordan Dunbar and Tanya Beckett are joined by Kate Raworth, Senior Associate, Oxford University, Tim Jackson, Professor of Sustainable Development, University of Surrey, Jayati Ghosh, Professor of Economics, University of Massachusetts, and Celestin Monga, Visiting professor of public policy at Harvard University.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3ct2drv
https://cusp.ac.uk/themes/aetw/bbc-climate-question/
Lol Mr Bond.
FTSE cracked through the 8,000 too!
Prob based on the the latest GDP which was up.
Happy Friday All :-).
As of now Gold 2400.
Just recently this share is showing OTC trades ,larger tranaction, which is not normal.
As for what entity responsible, to myself it does not matter,but likely not the west.
Unless its the FED,yes the FED. Very much on the quiet, after all who will notice a few trillions more on their national debt. They need it more than most.
Not going to explain why,tried that over the years but no one wants to listen.
Not so Irontaz - just taken out the Jan 2021 high
Surely this is going to blast off today !
Major European stock indexes traded higher in the premarket session on Friday as investors come from receiving the latest decision from the European Central Bank authorities of leaving interest rates unchanged one more time. During the day, relevant economic reports from Germany, the United Kingdom, France, and Spain will be published.
The FTSE 100 rose 0.14%, the Euro Stoxx 50 added 0.87% and the CAC 40 went up 0.54% at 8:00 am CET.
The euro lost by 0.14% against the dollar at 7:58 am CET, selling for $1.07108. Meanwhile, the pound traded 0.10% lower against the US currency to go for $1.25408 simultaneously.
Baha Breaking News (BBN) / AC
Happy Friday y’al
Enjoy your weekend.
Gold having reached a new all time high is currently trading at $2386.35
Gold hits new all time high at $2395 an oz
Well looks like our holding is in for another good boost.
I'm so glad I didn't listen to the ne sayers 8 months back.
Upwards and onwards .
GLA
Https://www.metalsdaily.com/archive/archive/ross-norman-where-the-buying-is-coming-from-/352537
Gold and silver shooting up - tomorrow should be a good day for CEY.
Yes and as I said it’s easy to trade in a rising sp- I didn’t lose I missed out on a gain.
Of course, it could drop at the open, as anything can happen overnight, so any new gain which I’m currently on could work out to be a loss.
That’s the gamble being in overnight.
But there are no scheduled RNS and the PPI was reported as good and the geo stiff generally doesn’t get better overnight as is generally more planned when it’s good news.
Just playing the odds- but caveated as nothing is “inevitable “.
Happy trading.
That's not bad then Steve if you "got it wrong" and it only cost you 1.5% .
Hi Lucky,
Fantastic analogy, yes the lending of the wheat seeds worked very well, problem is today for our bankers that it doesn't work with leveraged up sacks of paper seeds!
kind Regards
Tibbs
I didn’t expect cey and gold be stay as strong and drop further - there are other factors beside just economic.
Plus the fed pay attention to pce- so need PPI and cpi.
Just thought it would drop further so bailed.
Missed out on about 1.5%
But none of us should complain-
It’s easy to make money on trading when sp keeps rising like it has done recently
So it only cost you a couple of pence more to get in then? I think it cost me 3 or 4 pence more when I got it wrong. Despite missing out on the jump from 111 ish to 115 ish :-( at least it has climbed a bit since then.
You sold on the data----so was the data wrong or did the market pretty much ignore it? The latter I guess?
You could prob tell from my posts that I went in on the PPI data :-(. Half just before then scrambled to get the rest in as quick as poss. If it was bad I’d have dumped the half I put in just before
Did you get back in Steve or are you waiting?
Yes LuckyLucino and the way out is Bankruptsy , with in many cases was a legal transfrer of money to a family member.
Many years ago it was workhouse or dungeon or later throw yourself out of a sky scaper window,now there is no shame or even feeling sorry ,just take advantage and walk away !!!
In the title.
I am sorry guys, I like to take a more ideological view of what/where the problem is and why there is not and never will be a solution to this crazy capitalistic debt crises.
I am not a Muslim but the very concept of interest rate is where the problem lies, we can go back to Jesus and the Jews, but in my view it is mentally a delusion to think to be able to set a rate of return (whatever it is) on money lending....fast forward to these days and we fins our selves in this mess, where at some point most recently they even invented negative rates, fortunately not for citizen bank deposit...not yet. Its clear that the master of the financial universe up there don't know a squat about what they are doing, or they know it very well....of course.
The history of the concept of interest rate, is said to be coming from the use of lending seed for growing wheat or other plants among farmer, many centuries ago. It worked like this, I lend you a bag of wheat seeds and when you harvest you give me back 2 bags. The system worked with the laws of nature, where possibly everything was flexible and if that year there was no crop I suppose there was no 2 bags coming back to the lender.
With bank rates we pretend to be able to forecast the law of nature, by extending the lending periods at lower rates as if that was a solution, but we all know is just kicking the can down the road, gov debits are getting bigger and also personal debit for most of us. So I am done with trying to change politics, and getting involved ....the system for me (the capitalistic system based on borrowing) is a deluded thinking creating many mental disorders and pathologies all round.
All in the name of money and the have and have not.
Total madness.
(Kitco News) - The gold market continues to ignore solid U.S. economic data has it hold initial support above $2,350 an ounce even as the U.S. labour market remains relatively healthy.
https://www.kitco.com/news/article/2024-04-11/gold-price-remains-above-2350-weekly-jobless-claims-fall-11k-back-its
A year ago cey was at this lvl, taken 14 months to return to it
I accept this is not for “long” who generally have a lot of different metrics and points they follow- which they are skilled at.
I’m not skilled at this- this is why my main pension is managed by others as are some other investments.