Commodity Round up for July 8, 2011

Gold traded flat while base metals remained mostly steady ahead of releasof US non farm payrolls. Crude oil was  hovering near the recent highs,leading towards to register gains for second consecutive week. Dollarstrengthened against the basket of six currencies while euro slipped versus
dollar on persisting debt problems in Euro Zone and on expected strong employm
ent figures from US. The IMF Executive Board is expected to approve today the first installment of 3 billion Euros from the bailout loan of 12 billion Euros for Greece.
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Earlier today the German data released shows that
the exports have increased considerably to 4.3 percent. Markets wait for the
key US employment data which will released later today. The labor market is
expected to show an optimistic trend, as payrolls are likely to be higher
than the forecasted amount

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