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January 27: Gold This Week (GTW) daily and WEEKLY commentary and updates - for Privateer subscribers
January 26: Australia Day holiday - Aussie markets closed
January 25: FOMC meeting - Fed sets 2.0 percent "inflation rate target" and promises low rates until "at least" late 2014 - read the press release
January 22: The current issue of The Privateer (#695) -- Read a quote here
January 20: Weekly Gold commentary for NON Privateer subscribers
January 13: S&P downgrade nine Euro nations. Germany alone left with a "stable" AAA rating
January 12: European Central Bank and Bank of England leave rates at 1.00 and 0.50 percent respectively
December 30: Monthly Dow chart - December 1974 to December 2011
December 8: European Central Bank lowers rates by 0.25 to 1.00 percent - no increase in sovereign debt buying
Bank of England keeps rates at 0.50 percent and keeps "quantitative easing" program unchanged
December 6: Reserve Bank of Australia lowers official interest rates by 0.25 percent to 4.25 percent
November 23: Deadline for the US Congress "super committee". No deal made
September 22: US Treasury debt limit raised by $US 500 Billion. Act of 8/2/11 operated to
permanently increase the statutory debt limit to $15,194 billion after 9/21/11

August 15: Fortieth anniversary of Nixon closing the "Gold window" on August 15, 1971
August 5: S&P officially downgrades US sovereign debt from AAA to AA+
August 2: President Obama signs into law a $US 400 Billion Treasury debt limit rise to $US 14.694 TRILLION

Dow, Gold, $US Index in 2012
Dow - Gold - $US Index: 1999 - 2011


 

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