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The Menu:
The Gravy:
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The Metals:
Gold saw slight losses in early Asian trade, but it then rose to as high as $1230.10 by midmorning in New York and ended with a gain of 0.24%. Silver rose to as high as $14.554 and ended with a gain of 1.12%.
Euro gold rose above €1076, platinum gained $3 to $843, and copper climbed 3 cents to about $2.79.
Gold and silver equities rose roughly 3% by early afternoon and remained near that level for the rest of the day.
The Economy:
$9 trillion corporate debt bomb is 'bubbling' in the US economy CNBC
Existing-home sales stage their first increase in six months in October MarketWatch
U.S. economy still on growth path, leading indicators show, but expansion likely to moderate MarketWatch
U.S. core capital goods orders flat; jobless claims rise Reuters
Consumer sentiment slides in November as Americans expect less future income CNBC
The Markets:
Oil rose over 2% on expectations for an output cut from major oil producers next month.
The U.S. dollar index pared yesterday’s notable gain as the euro rose on hopes for a resolution of Italy’s budget proposals.
Treasuries edged lower as the Dow, Nasdaq, and S&P mostly rose on better than expected news from a variety of retailers.
Among the big names making news in the market today were Foot Locker, Gap, Facebook, Nvidia, Renault, and SpaceX.
GATA Posts:
Ronan Manly: LBMA 'trading data' is empty, suggests removal of central bank activity
JPMorgan metals rigging probe prompts U.S. to seek delay in civil suit
London gold market comes clean: It's not as big as thought
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The Crooks:
JPMorgan metals rigging probe prompts U.S. to seek delay in civil suit
Submitted by cpowell on Wed, 2018-11-21 15:06. Section: Daily Dispatches
By Chris Dolmetsch Bloomberg News Tuesday, November 20, 2018
The Justice Department's investigation of manipulation in the precious-metals markets at JPMorgan Chase & Co. spurred prosecutors to ask a judge to delay a civil lawsuit focusing on similar misconduct.
Former trader John Edmonds pleaded guilty last month to federal charges that he placed hundreds of orders in the futures market he never intended to execute, in a six-year spoofing scheme. On Monday the Justice Department asked the judge overseeing an antitrust lawsuit against JPMorgan to delay the case for six months to "protect the integrity" of its ongoing criminal probe. ...
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