Market analysts suggest further record highs for gold and silver, even if an agreement is reached in the US debt talks.
(1888PressRelease) July 27, 2011 - MIAMI, FL - TD Securities suggested today that gold could hit $1700 and silver $45 in the near term if the US debt ceiling deal, even assuming it is reached before the deadline, does not show "real, sustainable and predictable deficit reductions". Allen Sykora, of Kitco News, reports that TD Securities believed investors were likely to continue buying gold and silver as a hedge if the debt settlement deal did not prove satisfactory. Conversely, both metals could also show drops if a truly satisfactory agreement were to be reached. However, Bloomberg reported today that the odds of the US failing to reach an agreement in time were 40% with the likelihood of a reduction in the nation's 'AA A' credit rating being around 50%. Other analysts are talking of $1735 for gold in the next few weeks, if not $1800.
The US dollar hit a record low against the Swiss franc, indicating nervousness concerning the apparent impasse in Washington. Most US stocks were also trading lower.
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"Savvy investors are adding to their precious metals holdings at this time," says Bill Hionas of Pan American Metals of Miami. "Precious metals cannot be devalued in the same way that currency can and predictions are for a continued rise in value. Gold, in particular, is likely to reach further record highs in the coming weeks."
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Market analysts suggest further record highs for gold and silver, even if an agreement is reached in the US debt talks. 
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