Gold Silver Reports ~ In a city where motorists routinely run red lights and drive on the wrong side of the road, many doubted the feasibility of Delhi leader Arvind Kejriwal’s plan to roughly halve the number of cars in India’s capital in a bid to reduce air pollution.
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Delhi Leader Kejriwal Took Action to Reduce Air Pollution
Not A Horrible Day In The Market, But No Sunshine
Gold Silver Reports ~ The stock market closed mixed on Monday, a welcome respite from what has been the worst start to a year ever on Wall~Street, though the plunge in oil continued and sent crude rates to levels last seen in 2003. Stocks initially shrugged off more turbulence in the mainland China stock market overnight, where shares plunged 5.3% after last week’s 10% drubbing on growth fears, and jumped at the open only to see the gains evaporate at midday and then recover again late in the session.
A Little Nut
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Middle East Tensions, Support For Gold
Gold Silver Reports ~ The first week of the new year was an exceptionally volatile one with Crude Oil dropping to new 13-year lows as the oversupply worries continue to worsen. Precious Metals finally broke out of its month long trading range as rallied to $1100.0 whereas Silver largely remained in the same range.
Stocks Slip With Crude Oil
Gold Silver Reports ~ Stocks extended last week’s global rout, oil dropped and the South African rand led a slump in emerging-market currencies as China’s efforts to stabilize the yuan failed to halt losses in equities.
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Time For Silver To Outperform Gold
Gold Silver Reports ~ Gold trading near a 2 month high, its price buys 78 ounces of silver, near the most since August. In the past two decades, the ratio has only been above that level on about five occasions, and never for more than a three months.
Free Web access in India
Gold Silver Reports ~ A majority of Indians who submitted comments to the nation’s telecommunications regulator said they support Facebook Inc.’s Free Basics plan that would allow free Web access.