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Soros : Germany could cause The Euro collapse

Webster Tarpley : Germany banned naked credit default swaps on the Bonds of the Eurozone countries

The key domestic benchmarks trimmed some of their earlier gains but were still trading higher today tracking a strong rally in Asian stock markets which rose as speculation of a Spanish bailout and upbeat US data lifted sentiment, spurring demand for risky assets. Stocks rose after Germany signaled that it is open to the idea of Spain seeking funding from Europe's bailout funds, easing concerns over Europe's debt turmoil. Robust US corporate earnings and a rebound in US industrial production last month signaled a pickup in the world's largest economy, bolstering sentiment. Stock Tips Of The Day - by optiontips.in VOLTAS LTD. Read More on: http://www.kyachadega.com/2012/10/positive-indication-of-sensex-asian.html

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.

The rupee is likely to open solider on Monday as optimism from the recent aid deal for Greece, strong growth pointers from Germany and a fluidity injection expected from the European Central Bank help progress global risk appetite. * Traders said the rupee should open around 48.75 to the dollar and move between 48.65 and 49.10.