
GOLD RISES - UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIMS REACH 626,000
Gold and silver are both higher today with gold up $20 at the open and silver up about $.30. The metals are higher even though the dollar is up 4 basis points at 85.74 and oil is down $.24 at $40.08 a barrel. Gold saw a lot of fund buying in the European markets overnight and it got another boost in response to ECB comments on inflationary pressures picking up in the second half of 2009. In addition, the Bank of England cut their rates yet again to a record low of 1%. The ECB left its refinancing rates on hold at 2%. John Nadler said if the market remains on a pace as good as it has been this morning, gold may be in for another test of the $930 area of resistance before this week or even this trading day is over.
The initial new claims for unemployment insurance also contributed to the support for gold. First time claims for state unemployment insurance reached 626,000 in the week ending January 31, up 35,000 from the prior week. Continuing claims indicating the difficulty of finding a replacement job increased to a record 4.79 million.
Barclay's Capital said the stabilization in gold prices at these elevated levels is coming as strong investor interest outweighs the generally stronger dollar. Many traders and investors are looking to the problems in the banking system, as they become gold buyers. George Gero of RBC Capital also said there is heavy buying of gold calls over $1,000. He said Thursday's price action gives credence to UBS Bank's forecast of an average price of $1,000 this year. That average price could only be achieved with gold moving above $1,000 for some period of time. Given analysts forecasts for gold to be well above $1,000 an ounce this year, some forecasting $1,200 or higher, gold should be on everyone's agenda. People should be accumulating gold as a diversifier for their other assets, for a safe haven asset, and for protection and preservation of purchasing power.
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