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Breaking Gold News and Commentary (19 June 2015)

19, June

Important News
“Gold looks well supported and could extend gains given the more dovish Fed comments” said Goldcore – The Telegraph
Gold Trades Near Highest in Three Weeks on Fed Outlook, Greece – Bloomberg
Gold firm near $1,200 on dovish Fed; eyes second weekly jump – Reuters
Gold tops $1,200 for highest settlement in nearly a month – MarketWatch
Greece talks fail; emergency summit called – CNBC

Important Commentary
Greece Debt Impasse is Good News for Gold – Daily FX
It Is Only A Matter Of Time Before The Next Recession Strikes. The Rich World Is Not Ready – The Economist
Rich-World Governments Will Not Have Much Wriggle Room When The Next Crisis Strikes – The Economist
$223 Trillion Debt Cloud Hanging Over World – Plata
World Stock Markets Face Bigger Threats Than Grexit – The Telegraph

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