Uncertainty and instability continue to manage the trade in the Stock market.
The reason that occurred on Friday to reduce the indices, many traders call that the players needed a break after prolonged growth in the stock market. Such explanation does not cause trust at least because that when "hounds of the market" feel profit, nothing will stop them. And the smell of money will always for them stronger than weariness.
 Sep 12, 2009

What will be with the gold price on the commodity market in the beginning of the week?
Seasonal trends may lead to an increase in demand for precious metals. As another factor that will influence the gold market - is expectation potential changes in investment rules on U.S. exchanges. Also expected further depreciation of the dollar, so that in the coming months, gold prices continue to move upwards. Appetite for risk increases, investors come out of the dollar, which automatically maintains the quotes in gold.
 Sep 12, 2009 |  rating: 3.44

Brent crude oil price the last two trading days is below $67 a barrel.
Brent crude oil price the last two trading days is below $67 per barrel. On September 7, the official price of the futures IPE Brent Crude (October) on an electronic commodity exchange InterContinental Exchange Futures Europe (ICE Futures Europe) in London has fallen by 29 cents (-0.5%) and set at around U.S. $66,53 barrel. At the same level the official price of Brent crude oil was on 29 July 2009. Meanwhile, prices in transactions with London Brent crude were established in the range 66,38-68,05 per barrel.
 Sep 8, 2009

Export of weapons and the Stock market
U.S. strengthened the role of the leading weapons supplier in the world, increasing its stake to more than two-thirds of all arms deals.
In 2008, the United States signed an agreement on arms transfers totaling $ 37.8 billion. If earlier we spoke "What's good for GM, is good for U.S.", but now we have to change the subject. More actually now - "What's good for Northrop Grumman, is good for U.S."
 Sep 7, 2009 |  rating: 3.3