GOLD’S 4% RALLY SPURS PROFIT-TAKING, EUROPE IN FOCUS

Gold prices are lower on the New York Spot Market as of 8:12 a.m. PST on profit-taking as investors took advantage of last week’s 4% rally in gold. According to The Street, “There are many reports swirling about major financial initiatives to help stabilize Europe. European central banks, through the European Central Bank, could lend up to 200 billion euros to the International Monetary Fund, which could then lend that money back to weaker European governments. The Federal Reserve could also be prepping to lend more money to the International Monetary Fund along with the ECB.”

After cutting rates by 0.25% at its last meeting, the ECB is widely expected to issue another rate cut when it convenes on Thursday. "Our economists anticipate a rate cut of 25 basis points to 1%," says CommerzBank. "This should lend support to the gold price since the opportunity costs of holding gold will remain low." (The Street, 12/05/11)

Optimism over progress in stemming the European debt crisis is driving U.S. stocks higher, lead by bank stocks at the start of a pivotal week for Europe. Eurozone leaders meet this week for another summit to talk about rewriting European Union treaties. "This week will likely see either an agreement to bind Eurozone nations' fiscal policies together with irrevocable, enforceable institutions or the beginning of the end for the single currency," said Brian Dolan, chief currency strategist at Forex.com. According to CNN Money, “French President Nicolas Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel met Monday morning in Paris and agreed on a new pact they say will enforce fiscal discipline in the Eurozone and prevent another debt crisis in the future.” (CNN Money, 12/05/11)

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