METALS UP, DOLLAR STEADY

Overnight gold dipped to a low of $1,097.70 on the February futures but bounced back nicely after the open to trade near unchanged levels. Silver gained $.11 in early trading after dipping overnight. The metals are up in spite of the fact that the dollar is steady, up 4 basis points and is helped by the oil market, which is up $1.63 at $74.29 a barrel. Oil shot up this morning, as there were reports that troops from Iran attacked an oil field in Iraq. Oil remains up, but off its high. The euro remains under some pressure from ongoing credit concerns about the fiscal health of euro-system members and sovereign debt. The dollar also rose against the yen after the Bank of Japan renewed its pledge to fight deflation.

In spite of those factors, gold has held nicely at current levels. While it is possible that some further correction will be seen next week as we move into the New Year, the outlook for the precious metals is strong. Most of the major bank analysts, including Goldman Sachs, BofA/Merrill Lynch, Barclay's and many others see gold moving upward in the New Year. While their ultimate high forecast for the year varies, nevertheless they all expect significant gains of 7% to 15% for the year. Morgan Stanley raised its forecast for next year by 20%. In addition, we are seeing a good deal of buying of physical gold from India and Asia. Dow Jones reported, "The correction in gold should be nearing its end, as the dollar's recovery is running out of steam, says Mitsubishi Corp analyst Tom Kendall."

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