Posts Tagged ‘cpi’

Gold futures have been undergoing light selling pressure on BoE’s rather dovish report about UK’s inflationary expectations. The report suggested that the current CPI, which is currently above the Central Bank’s target, will possibly fall by 2012. Full story

, with retailers leading the losers despite upbeat local retail trade sales and consumer price inflation (CPI) data. Industrials and banks also fared badly on the day, while gold stocks shone. Full story

* Gold sets record; silver 30-yr, palladium 9-yr peaks * Copper highest since mid 2008; record tin * Oil falls after hitting $84/bbl on lower inventory drop * Coming Up Fri: US Sep CPI, Retail Sales, Oct Sentiment (Recasts, updates prices, market Full story

Andrew Mickey, Q1 Publishing The latest Consumer Price Index (CPI)reading will go a long way to ensuring most people miss out on the gold run. The CPI came in at a very deflationary negative 0.2% for the month. Even the core CPI, which excludes food and Full story

My recent article titled "" showed that inflation pressures are building globally. In the United States, December CPI came in at 2.7%. Just last week, ECRI (the Economic Cycle Research Institute) said: With the USFIG now advancing for ten straight Full story