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Tach schön das auch endlich andere sich beteiligen ich finde die Aufstellung echt praktisch. Heute ist ein Blick in die Goldwelt echt spannend.

Viel passiert und einiges auch sehr wichtig für die golbalen Gold Anleger.....

 

Dieser Beitrag bezieht sich auf Threadbeitrag Nr. 72598 von Illuminati - 14.12.07 13:02:52 Uhr

Die Rohstoffwelt ist im Allgemeinen sehr interessant und mit den Papieren sind die meisten Gewinne einzufahren, man muss nur kritisch und genau auswählen.

 

14.12.2007 11:04

Metals - Gold prices stabilise near 800 usd after falling on firmer dollar

LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Gold prices stabilised near the 800 usd mark in early London trade after a stronger dollar and weaker oil prices yesterday pushed prices down.

'Bargain hunting has emerged overnight with gold edging back above 800 usd per ounce, and given the current volatility and our proximity to year-end we expect the yellow metal to remain in a choppy mood, straddling the 800 usd level,' said TheBullionDesk.com analyst James Moore. 'Aggressive selling was seen in gold yesterday in reaction to the data driven dollar gains.'

He added however that the continued fears stemming from the credit crunch were providing gold with good support. Gold is often used as a safe haven asset in times of economic turmoil.

At 9.38 am, spot gold was trading at 798.10 usd per ounce, down from 798.90 usd in late New York trade yesterday. Earlier it hit an intraday high of 803.35 usd per ounce, before easing on profit-taking.

The dollar has remained on a firm footing today, capping any moves upward in gold. Gold tends to move in the opposite direction to greenbacks, as it serves as an alternative investment...... to the most common source of cash reserves.

Oil prices are supporting gold today, up slightly after giving up over 2 usd yesterday. Investors often use gold as a hedge against inflation created by higher fuel costs.

Later today, market players will be focusing on data out of the US, which should drive the dollar's moves today. The Consumer Price Index, out at 1.30 pm GMT could warn of rising inflation, while Industrial Production for November, out at 2.15 pm could give further clues as to the extent of the economic slowdown in the world's largest economy.

'Key today, and looking ahead at January, will be the release of US CPI data as well as industrial production data,' said Standard Bank analyst Walter de Wet. 'Since US Fed policy decisions are a trade-off between these two numbers, the data should flag the Feds intentions at its next meeting.'

Among other precious metals, platinum was up at 1,469 usd from 1,466 usd while sister metal palladium dipped to 342 usd per ounce from 346.50 usd.

Silver, meanwhile, was trading at 14.07 usd per ounce against 14.10 usd.

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die Gegend wird für Anleger noch wichtig werden mm

14.12.2007
10:48
Simbabwes Goldproduktion seit 1999 um über 60% eingebrochen Rohstoffe-Go - Stuttgart ( www.rohstoffe-go.de ) Simbabwe wird im laufenden Jahr laut Informationen aus der Minenindustrie nicht mehr als 8 Tonnen Gold produzieren. Der zuständige Minen- und Bergbauminister äußerte sich vor kurzem dahingehend, dass Simbabwe Anstrengungen unternehmen müssen, um die wichtige Marke von zehn Tonnen pro Jahr zu erreichen und somit auf dem Goldmarkt als wichtiger Protagonist wahrgenommen zu werden. Der Goldminensektor in Simbabwe hat in der jüngeren Vergangenheit mit zahlreichen Schwierigkeiten wie beispielsweise mit dem starken Anstieg der Produktionskosten zu kämpfen, die durch höhere Einnahmen nicht kompensiert werden konnten, und dies nicht zuletzt aufgrund der festen Wechselkurse der Währung Simbabwes. 1999 wurde ein Goldoutput von 27 Tonnen verzeichnet,im vergangenen Jahr waren es noch knapp 11 Tonnen. Die galoppierende Kostenexplosion hängt direkt mit dem rasanten Anstieg der Inflationsrate zusammen: im Oktober betrug der Anstieg des Preisniveaus 14.000% im Vergleich zum gleichen Zeitraum des Vorjahres. Die Notenbank Simbabwes will dem Minensektor mit einer Reihe von Maßnahmen entgegenkommen und hat jüngst den Goldpreis in Simbabwe-Dollars signifikant erhöht, von 350.000 Simbabwe-Dollar pro Gramm Anfang des Jahres auf über 5 Millionen Simbabwe-Dollar Anfang dieses Monats.

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14.12.2007 12:01

Metals - Gold prices stabilise near 800 usd after drop on firmer dollar UPDATE

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LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Gold prices stabilised near the 800 usd mark in early London trade after a stronger dollar and weaker oil prices yesterday pushed prices down.

'Bargain hunting has emerged overnight with gold edging back above 800 usd per ounce, and given the current volatility and our proximity to year-end we expect the yellow metal to remain in a choppy mood, straddling the 800 usd level,' said TheBullionDesk.com analyst James Moore. 'Aggressive selling was seen in gold yesterday in reaction to the data driven dollar gains.'

He added however that the continued fears stemming from the credit crunch were providing gold with good support. Gold is often used as a safe haven asset in times of economic turmoil.

At 10.36 am, spot gold was trading at 796.05 usd per ounce, down from 798.90 usd in late New York trade yesterday. Earlier it hit an intraday high of 803.35 usd per ounce, before easing on profit-taking.

The dollar has remained on a firm footing today, capping any moves upward in gold. Gold tends to move in the opposite direction to greenbacks, as it serves as an alternative investment...... to the most common source of cash reserves.

Oil prices are supporting gold today, up slightly after giving up over 2 usd yesterday. Investors often use gold as a hedge against inflation created by higher fuel costs.

Later today, market players will be focusing on data out of the US, which should drive the dollar's moves today. The Consumer Price Index, out at 1.30 pm GMT could warn of rising inflation, while Industrial Production for November, out at 2.15 pm could give further clues as to the extent of the economic slowdown in the world's largest economy.

'Key today, and looking ahead at January, will be the release of US CPI data as well as industrial production data,' said Standard Bank analyst Walter de Wet. 'Since US Fed policy decisions are a trade-off between these two numbers, the data should flag the Fed's intentions at its next meeting.'

Gold has risen some 30 pct so far this year, spurred on by a trinity of economic factors. A weak dollar, high oil prices and safe haven buying coming out of the subprime debacle have all boosted the metal, but increased physical buying in growing economies is also lending support.

Chinese gold used in jewellery jumped 24 pct to 221 metric tonnes in the first nine months from a year earlier. That compares with 515 tonnes in India, the biggest consumer, and 165 tonnes in the US, said analysts at Juno Mother Earth Asset Management.......

'More economic development in China and a relatively higher savings ratio than that of India should in the long-term continue to drive gold demand in China,' said the hedge fund group. 'China is poised to become the world's second-largest jewellery market for gold this year, overtaking the US and coming in No 2 behind India.'

Among other precious metals, platinum was down at 1,462 usd from 1,466 usd while sister metal palladium dipped to 342 usd per ounce from 346.50 usd.

Silver, meanwhile, was trading at 14.01 usd per ounce against 14.10 usd.

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Was denkt ihr denn darüber??

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14.12.2007 11:06 Ach, wie goldig! Seit kurz nach 9 Uhr gibt's Gold bei der Deutschen Börse: Xetra-Gold. Genau genommen handelt es sich um eine Schuldverschreibung. Ihr erster Kurs hatte bei 17,66 Euro gelegen.

Jeder Anteil verbrieft nach Angaben der Deutschen Börse einen Lieferanspruch auf genau ein Gramm Gold. Gehandelt werden kann die Schuldverschreibung (ISIN: DE000A0S9GB0) über die gängige Handelsplatteform Xetra.

Xetra-Gold ist freilich nur der Anfang. Die Deutsche Börse AG hatte Ende November mit dem Bankhaus Metzler, der Bank Vontobel, der Commerzbank AG, Deutsche Bank AG, DZ Bank AG und der Umicore AG & Co. KG die Deutsche Börse Commodities GmbH als Gemeinschaftsunternehmen gegründet. Ziel des neuen Unternehmens ist es, Verbriefungsformen für Rohstoffe anzubieten und im Verbund mit den Partnern einen kostengünstigen Handel zu gewährleisten.

Noch offen, was als Nächstes kommt
Welcher Rohstoff dem Xetra-Gold folgen wird, sei derzeit noch völlig offen, erklärte ein Sprecher der Deutschen Börse gegenüber boerse.ard.de. Es werde sich auf jeden Fall um solche Rohstoffe handeln, die nicht verderblich und leicht lagerfähig seien. Öl und Schweinebäuche werde es daher nicht geben. Möglich aber, dass bald als weitere Produkte Xetra-Silber oder Xetra-Platin folgen werden. Ehe darüber entschieden werde, wolle man erste einmal abwarten, wie Xetra-Gold laufe.

Fort Knox in Frankfurt-Hausen
Die seit heute handelbare Schuldverschreibung Xetra-Gold verbindet nach Ansicht der Deutschen Börse Vorteile physischen Goldes und börsengehandelter Wertpapiere: Gold gilt als Inflationsschutz und eignet sich als gering korrelierender Rohstoff zur Risikostreuung im Depot. Durch den Börsenhandel wird der verbriefte Rohstoff fungibel, liquide und die Preisbildung transparent.

Die Materialtechnik-Gruppe Umicore AG & KG als Industriepartner liefert das Gold, das im Tresorraum des Zentralverwahrers Clearstream Banking Frankfurt AG – einer Tochter der Deutschen Börse – in Frankfurt-Hausen eingelagert wird. Die ausgegebenen Wertpapiere können während der Börsenhandelszeiten laufend ohne Zeitverzögerung gehandelt und, falls gewünscht, über die Hausbank gegen die zugrunde liegenden physischen Goldbestände getauscht werden.

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ich hatte ja eingangs erwähnt das viel los ist

12/14/07 17:54

Indonesian provincial govt threatens to shut down Newmont gold mine

Jakarta (ANTARA News/Asia Pulse) - The West Nusatenggara (NTB) provincial administration has threatened to shut down U.S. mining company PT Newmont Nusa Tenggara's (NNT) gold mines in the region if it continues to delay the process of divesting its shares.

The deadline is December 20, 2007 for NNT to sell 10 per cent of its shares, spokesman of the regional administration Manggaukang Rabba told the newspaper Investor Daily.

NNT is required under its contract to gradually sell 51 per cent of its stake to local partners until a certain period after it start commercial operation.

The regional administration has agreed to team up with PT Bumi Resources (JSX:BUMI) to buy the 7 per cent stake worth US$282 million and the Sumbawa district administration in partnership with PT Dharma Henwa are eyeing 3 per cent at a price of US$109 million.

http://www.antara.co.id/en/arc/2007/12/14/indonesi......

 

15.12.2007 00:55

Gold prices slip below $800 an ounce

NEW YORK (AP) - Gold prices tumbled Friday as the dollar strengthened on expectations that rising inflation will keep the Federal Reserve from lowering interest rates further, despite an economic slowdown.

The dollar bounced against a basket of currencies, rising to its highest level in more than two months and putting pressure on commodities prices including oil, gasoline, copper and gold.

Inflation rose dramatically in November for both consumers and producers. The Labor Department on Friday said consumer inflation climbed last month by the largest amount in more than two years amid higher gasoline prices and rising food costs. Meanwhile, high gas prices helped drive wholesale inflation to the highest level in more than 30 years.

The Labor Department's consumer price index rose 0.8 percent last month, the biggest one-month increase since a 1.2 percent surge in September 2005. On Thursday, the agency said its producer price index, which measures wholesale inflation, rose by 3.2 percent in November.

With the economy slowing, there is a growing fear that stagflation could take hold -- an unfavorable combination of sluggish economic growth and rising inflation that could make it harder for the Fed to cut rates.

The Fed lowered rates Tuesday for the third time this year. Lower rates can stimulate business growth, but they also can undercut the dollar and exacerbate inflation.

February gold lost $6 to settle at $798 an ounce on the New York Mercantile Exchange, following a nearly $15 per ounce drop a day earlier. March silver fell 25.4 cents to $13.983 an ounce.

'I think that fear is out there right now of a slowing economy with inflationary concerns,' said Stuart Kaufman, senior market strategist with Lind-Waldock, a division of MF Global. 'I think that's what is permeating the markets right now.

The dollar is trading at its highest since early October, Kaufman said.

The euro slid to $1.442 on Friday from $1.4624 late Thursday.

Oil prices fell amid concerns that rising inflation could put the squeeze on consumers and crimp energy demand. The Labor Department's report showed gas prices at the pump surged 9 percent in November.

Light, sweet crude for January fell 98 cents to $91.27 a barrel on the Nymex.

Gasoline futures shed 3.27 cents to settle at $2.3417 a gallon, while heating oil futures fell 0.68 cent to $2.6079 a gallon.

Agricultural futures ended higher on the Chicago Board of Trade. March corn rose 3.25 cents to end at $4.3825 a bushel, and January soybeans gained 11 cents to $11.57 a bushel. March wheat added 26 cents to $9.795 a bushel.

Industrial metals also finished in a mixed range. Nickel and copper rose on the London Metal Exchange, while zinc prices slipped.

March copper rose 0.45 cent to settle at $2.9565 a pound on the Nymex.

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