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Soros on European crisis - Spiegel Video

Silver edged lower following rumors of a possible six-month extension on Greece's debt. Prices briefly hit the lowest levels of the session after rumors surfaced that the European Commission could propose a six-month extension to Greece's bailout program, which is due to end on February 28. Prices were slightly higher earlier in the day amid concerns over Greece's future in the euro zone as negotiations with the European Union over the country's debt and bailout continued.

Tiger Woods, the world's No. 1-ranked golfer, will play in 2013 Turkish Airlines Open. The Turkish event is part of the European Tour's Final Series, a $30.5 million quartet of tournaments.

Discusses impact of European Debt Crisis on Canadians, and Canada in general.

Gold rose nearly 1 percent on Tuesday after a top European Central Bank official said the euro zone crisis was not over, but the metal remained vulnerable as redemptions in gold-backed exchange-traded funds continued. Holdings of SPDR Gold Trust, the world's biggest gold-backed ETF, fell to the lowest since October 2011 at 1,236.729 tonnes as of Monday. Other analysts, however, said that the pace at which ETFs investors exit their positions has been easing in the past week, which should help stem recent losses in gold. The Dow Jones industrial average ended little changed on Tuesday after it hit a record high for the fifth consecutive session on Monday..... Get MCX Live Tips here- http://www.live-market-tips.com

The next batch of Q4 March 2013 results, monthly data on the manufacturing and services sectors, monthly auto sales data, Reserve Bank of India's Monetary Policy Statement 2013-14 and monetary policy meeting of the European Central Bank will dictate trend on the courses during truncated trading week.

Copper dropped to a four-month low in New York on concern that slowing growth in China and the risk of Greece leaving the euro signal weaker demand for the metal. European leaders meeting in Brussels are seeking to keep Greece within the...... Read more here @ http://commodity-inraday.blogspot.com

The euro strengthened for a first session in five against the dollar, making metals priced in greenbacks cheaper for users of the single European currency. Copper for three-month delivery settled 0.6 percent higher at $7,685 a metric ton...... Read full story here @ http://commodity-intraday.blogspot.com

Precious metals managed to recover most of the ground it lost in a brutal sell-off earlier on Wednesday even as sentiment and the euro remained fragile as European leaders met to discuss the deepening euro-zone debt crisis. Holdings in the world's largest silver backed exchange-traded fund iShares Silver Trust stood at 9649.21 tonnes by May 23, remains unchanged from the previous business day..... Get Free Tips here @ http://commodity-intraday.blogspot.com

Gold traded near intraday lows on Thursday afternoon with selling accelerating on low volumes as the euro lost further ground ahead of a much-anticipated European summit. The pressure started on Monday after bullion failed to break through key resistance at USD 1,600 per ounce, sending prices below near-term technical support levels. That selling snowballed on Tuesday afternoon in New York.... Get free tips here @ http://commodity-intraday.blogspot.com

Gold fell to the lowest level in almost 4-weeks amid signs of slowing US growth while dollar gained on speculation that European Union leaders will struggle to solve the debt crisis....... Read more here @ http://mcx-ncdex-commodity-trading-tips.blogspot.com

Gold is trading at 1736.45 surging more than 3 percent in the last week as traders remained vigilant ahead of the key US Fed policy meeting later the week. Expectations of another round of quantitative easing from US Federal Reserve and possible European bond buying program have pushed gold to multi month high levels earlier. Last week's feeble US.... Read more here- http://commodity-intraday.blogspot.com

Strong light is seen in gold, while silver is trading at the edge. Gold prices rose more than half a percent on Monday as growing optimism that European leaders will sign off on a rescue deal.... Read more here @ http://tinyurl.com/6ta9x42

Precious metals inched higher today after two sessions of straight losses, ahead of a major cash injection by the European Central Bank expected later this week, and a weaker dollar lent support........ Read more here @ http://tinyurl.com/886jzqd

November 25, 2011, Los Angeles - Gold bullion prices rose in light trading 0.18 percent or $3.00 to close at $1,694.50 an ounce on Thursday, as France and Germany agreed to halt bickering in public over whether the European Central Bank (ECB) should do more to rescue the eurozone from its widening debt crisis. The price of Silver advanced 0.38 percent or $0.12 to close at $31.80 an ounce while the Gold/Silver ratio, the number of ounces of Silver it takes to buy one ounce of Gold, edged down to 53.29 as Silver outperformed Gold.

Gold is seen gaining for a second day in London as a weaker dollar spurs demand for the metal as an alternative asset. The dollar weakened from the highest level since July 2010 versus the euro after opinion polls in Greece showed parties supporting the European Union's bailout were gaining support....... Read full report here @ http://commodity-intraday.blogspot.com

Copper was the worst performing commodity in the base metals pack, yesterday as it declined around 2 percent on the LME. Turning negative for the year and coming within $20 of its 2012 low on fears of a widening European debt crisis and fading hopes for a Chinese stimulus...... Read Full report here @ http://commodity-intraday.blogspot.com