Even as far away as Australia, individuals are swarming firms that deal with the purchase and sales of physical gold.
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Sensing a global economic slowdown, the International Monetary Fund has reduced its official growth outlook for the world’s largest developed and emerging economies, according to a new report.
A sell-off in gold that began on April 12 has intensified, following a smattering of dismal financial news from several of the world’s largest economies.
Recent statements from senior government officials suggest that Russia may be headed for a period of recession.
According to The New York Times, large financial institutions may not be as forthcoming about their risky investments.
As for the results themselves, the impact on bank stocks isn’t terribly surprising. Most of the members of the FOMC, including Chairman Ben Bernanke, concluded that more support was needed to spur economic and employment growth.
According to various media reports, the Japanese central bank will be launching a massive monetary easing program that will effectively double the yen-denominated money supply within the next two years.