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Forecast: EUR/USD to Fall to 1.15 in First Half of 2012 View full post on Currencies News and Information on Yahoo! Finance

Welcome to Coin Update! We’re back to bring you another fresh round up of coin collecting news and articles from around the internet! First, the latest sales report of numismatic products from the United States Mint includes the latest America the Beautiful Quarters Set. Also, other updates on US Mint products, Heritage Long Beach auction, [...]

KitcoNewsNow: Goldman Sachs ‘Mildly Bullish’ On Aluminum In First Half Of 2012 http://t.co/kBnBH3vj View full post on Twitter / KitcoNewsNow

Welcome to Coin Update! We’re back with another fresh round up of coin collecting news and articles from around the internet! First, the high secondary market prices for the 2011 Army Commemorative Half Dollar. Also, recent US Mint sell out, numismatic sales report, classic quarters sold at Heritage FUN auctions, 1944 Steel Cent, selling a [...]

The new price average for gold is expected at $1,640 per troy ounce by the end of the first half of 2012, according to Thompson Reuter's GFMS most recent report on the yellow metal. View full post on IBTimes.com : Gold

KitcoNewsNow: 2012 Outlook: Analysts Look For Base Metals To Start Recovering From Tumble In Second Half Of 2011 http://t.co/C1ZWUOkA View full post on Twitter / KitcoNewsNow

Next year will see the fifth anniversary since the global financial crisis first began. There remains little reason to believe it will reach its end any time soon. Merry Christmas. View full post on Resource Investor

The bottom dropped out of gold prices Friday as technical supports collapsed, hedge fund managers turned holdings into cash and a surging dollar killed any vestige of physical demand. View full post on IBTimes.com : Gold

Gold and gold receivables held by euro zone central banks fell by 1 million euros to 419.822 billion euros in the week ending Dec. 9, the European Central Bank said on Tuesday. View full post on IBTimes.com : Gold

Real economic growth in the United States fell precipitously during the last half century. The reason: A severe values deficit. During this period, society valued the acquisition of materials in lieu of knowledge and wisdom. The values deficit triggered economic turmoil and the subsequent financial implosion. View full post on The Market Oracle

Japanese Yen Year and a Half Trendline Defines Major Trend View full post on Currencies News and Information on Yahoo! Finance

The European Debt Crisis seems to have found resolution.  Those holding Greek securities will have to tolerate a one-half reduction in the value of their securities, essentially allowing Greece to halve its current debt overnight.  Questions linger about Greece’s ability to pay, and some are suggesting that the change might not produce immediate benefits; a [...]