Monthly Archives: December, 2010
Shanghai Pushing Gold to $ 1,600 Thwarts Battle Mine Shut
Yu Zudong driving an orange truck rattling down Xiaoqinling mountain in central China, through a landscape pockmarked with caves gold and garbage-strewn tent houses for workers. “Everyone here wants to earn a fortune,” said Yu, a migrant miner that a cargo of 24 tons of gray rocks to take a mill town in the foot [...]
Energy at lower prices, still about two years high – Oil and gas prices slide despite snow and cold weather
Energy prices fell Wednesday while the east coast continued to dig out from Blizzard Monday and a cold wave swept into other parts of the country. Fuel oil, natural gas and other energy products are generally more expensive as the weather chills. But analysts said most retailers have already locked in their energy contracts for [...]
Oil, gasoline fall on supply, demand Outlook
Crude oil fell from near a 26-month high on speculation U.S. inventories will climb in January as demand for fuel drops in the world’s largest oil consuming country. Gasoline and heating oil also declined. Trading volume was near the lows of the year. Crude Oil Crude oil for February delivery fell 37 cents, or 0.4 [...]
Ten Important Year-End Tax Tips
It’s the end of the year, and while holiday baking can be top of mind, that little fussy job of getting the end of the fiscal year jobs are still done is bothering you than the smell of fruitcake in the oven . The following tips will give you some details, so you can provide [...]
Gold’s Best Forecaster says Prices to Reach $ 1,630
Gold may climb as high as $ 1,630 an ounce next year as investors seek protection against the financial turmoil in Europe and the U.S. and Chinese demand is rising, according to Tom Kendall, the most accurate forecaster for 2010. The chart shows gold DAY 26 percent gain this year and December 7 record $ [...]
