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Gold Today -New York closed at $1,163.00 up $0.60 with Asia and London taking it down to $1,160. The dollar was weaker at $1,1147 down from $1.1140 against the euro with the dollar Index at 9587 down from 96.11.The LBMA gold price was set this morning at $1,154.95 down $7.45. The euro equivalent was ?1,043 13 down ?4.86. Ahead of New York's opening, gold was trading in London at $1,156.80 and in the euro at ?1,044.66.

Silver Today - The silver price rose to $15.58 up 12 cents in New York. Ahead of New York's opening it was trading at $15.48.

Gold (very short-term) The gold price will consolidate with a weaker bias, today in New York, today.

Silver (very short-term) The silver price will consolidate with a weaker bias in New York, today.

Price Drivers

The week has started with a deal between Greece and the E.U. after a frantic weekend. For gold and silver investors the details of the deal are irrelevant. It means that Greece will not exit the euro or Eurozone and so there is no threat to either, anymore. The market is reading this as a negative for the gold and the euro. But this was the initial reaction in London. The market may be in turmoil as they settle down now. Is this the end of the threat to the euro and E.U. of Greece's departure? We think so. But it certainly isn't the end of the Greek drama/tragedy.

The agreement means that the attention of the monetary world will revert to the E.C.B.'s quantitative easing and the desire of the E.C.B. to see a lower euro exchange rate with the dollar. We expect that if the euro does not weaken it will be because the U.S. Treasury does not want to see a stronger dollar than it is already, but may have to, as a rate hike may now be closer, after Greece.

There appears to be an imminent deal between Iran and the U.S. so the media has led us to believe. If this does happen, then the markets should pull down the oil price strongly and keep it therefore a long time and will be very bad news for "Fracking" oil production. This will be a positive for the global economy having a similar impact to a tax break. But will this feed down into the economy of the world? Overall it should.

To get a balanced perspective on all of the above for gold and silver, we remind readers that these issues have an influence on speculative activity not on gold and silver's fundamentals. However, with speculative activity having a major impact on prices until the entry of Chinese banks and an arrival of a Yuan "Fix", when gold and silver prices are headed towards a major shift from speculative dominance, to an Asian, more fundamentally oriented pricing than we have seen for several years.For more - Subscribewww.goldForecaster.com

Silver- Silver will follow gold wherever it may go this week. Subscribe www.SilverForecaster.com

Regards,

Global Gold Price (1 ounce)

Today

Yesterday

Franc

Sf1,095.89

Sf1,087.13

US

$1,156.80

$1,160.10

EU

?1,044.66

?1,037.01

India

Rs.73,468.37

Rs. 73,522.50


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Julian Philips' history in the financial world goes back to 1970, after leaving the British Army having been an Officer in the Light Infantry, serving in Malaya, Mauritius, and Belfast. After a brief period in Timber Management, Julian joined the London Stock Exchange, qualifying as a member. He specialised from the beginning in currencies, gold and the "Dollar Premium". At the time, the gold / currency world exploded into action after the floating of the $ and the Pound Sterling. He wrote on gold and the $ premium in magazines, Accountancy and The International Currency Review. Julian moved to South Africa, where he was appointed a Macro economist for the Electricity Supply Commission, guiding currency decisions on the multi-Billion foreign Loan Portfolio, before joining Chase Manhattan the the U.K. Merchant Bank, Hill Samuel, in Johannesburg, specialising in gold. He moved to Capetown, where establishing the Fund Management department of the Board of Executors. Julian returned to the 'Gold World' over two years ago and established "Gold - Authentic Money" and now contributing to "Global Watch - The Gold Forecaster".
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