Posted on 09/17/2009 3:36:31 AM PDT by Red in Blue PA
Gold hit an 18-month high Wednesday as the dollar slid near one-year lows against the euro, sparking buying of the yellow metal as an alternative asset and helping lift silver and platinum to multi-month peaks.
Spot gold remained sharply higher at $1,017.65 an ounce into late New York dealings, compared with $1,005.90 on Tuesday. Wednesday's high of $1,020.50 an ounce was last reached in March 2008.
In New York, December gold finished $13.90 higher, a 1.38 percent gain, at $1,020.20 an ounce on the COMEX division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. The contract reached a high at $1,023.30 an ounce, unseen since July 2008.
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And so it begins...next stop...double digit interest rates...
would you want to buy a dollar with Zero’s deficit Spending?
LLS
So - how’s that ‘hopey changey’ thing working out for ya?
So now we not only have a jobless recovery we have a dollarless recovery also.
but...but...but... Bernake said....
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