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Gold Up 2.5 Percent As Global Stock Rout Spreads To Europe


 -- Published: Thursday, 11 October 2018 | Print  | Disqus 

– Gold gains 2.5% as stock markets fall globally
– EuroStoxx -2%, FTSE -1.9%, Nikkei -4%, Shanghai -5.3%
– Gold, silver outperform all assets in stock market rout
– Trump accuses Fed of going “crazy” by continuing to raise rates
– Huge spike in VIX and volatility on deepening concerns of market correction or crash

1 Day Relative Performance (Finviz)

Gold has gained 2.5% today on safe-haven demand as sharp declines on Wall Street spread throughout Asia and Europe.

Stocks in Europe have slumped to a more than 18-month low after sharp losses on Wall Street, centered on tech stocks and the Nasdaq.

The worst losses in eight months triggered a significant sell-off in stocks in Asia. China’s main stock indexes slumped over 5 percent and MSCI’s broadest index of Asian shares not including Japan ended down 3.6 percent, having struck its lowest level since March 2017.

It meant MSCI’s 24-country emerging market index had its worst day since early 2016, after Wall Street’s swoon had given the 47-country world index equivalent its worst day since February.

The losses were not helped by President Donald Trump accusing the  Federal Reserve of going “crazy and “loco” as trade wars appear to be intensifying.

The VIX or Cboe Volatility Index has more than doubled in the last week. The huge spike in volatility comes as there are deepening concerns of a major market correction – particularly in the U.S.

Gold and silver, the traditional havens in times of volatility, are again displaying their lack of correlation and frequent inverse correlation (over the long term) with risk assets. The precious metals’ hedging benefits to investors portfolios are being seen as they again benefit from a safe haven bid exactly when investors need it. 

News and Commentary

Stock Rout Spreads as Bonds, Currencies Stay Calm for Now (Bloomberg.com)

Gold prices edge higher as global stocks sag, U.S. dollar slips (Reuters.com)

India’s Sept gold imports drop 14 pct on weak rupee-GFMS (Reuters.com)

Dow plunges more than 800 points in worst drop since February (CNBC.com)

U.S. bond yields near seven-year high stymie world stocks’ recovery (Reuters.com)


Source: Bloomberg

Trump says the Federal Reserve has ‘gone crazy’ by continuing to raise interest rates (CNBC.com)

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Gold Prices (LBMA AM)

10 Oct: USD 1,186.40, GBP 902.02 & EUR 1,033.00 per ounce
09 Oct: USD 1,187.40, GBP 910.26 & EUR 1,036.01 per ounce
08 Oct: USD 1,194.80, GBP 914.86 & EUR 1,040.67 per ounce
05 Oct: USD 1,201.10, GBP 921.48 & EUR 1,045.08 per ounce
04 Oct: USD 1,199.45, GBP 925.02 & EUR 1,043.28 per ounce
03 Oct: USD 1,203.50, GBP 925.73 & EUR 1,040.55 per ounce

Silver Prices (LBMA)

10 Oct: USD 14.38, GBP 10.92 & EUR 12.50 per ounce
09 Oct: USD 14.33, GBP 10.98 & EUR 12.51 per ounce
08 Oct: USD 14.47, GBP 11.10 & EUR 12.61 per ounce
05 Oct: USD 14.64, GBP 11.23 & EUR 12.73 per ounce
04 Oct: USD 14.63, GBP 11.27 & EUR 12.72 per ounce
03 Oct: USD 14.74, GBP 11.36 & EUR 12.75 per ounce

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