High Gold Prices Dampen India Festive Season

Surging gold prices are set to dampen the festive season for the worlds biggest consumer market, India.

For centuries gold has held a timeless allure for Indian women, who like to showcase their best jewels on social occasions like weddings and festivals.
With mounting turmoil in the global financial system, Indians are sticking to their traditional love for gold as a safe haven investment. The commodity posted its biggest weekly gain in a decade last week, climbing by an impressive $1012 an ounce.
The passion of Indian consumers for the yellow metal has put India in the league of top importers of the gold for quite some time. But the soaring gold prices have restricted Indian people from buying the precious metal. Infact the recent trend shows that the ongoing financial meltdown has pushed Indian consumers more towards selling their gold holdings.



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European Farmers Spill Milk in Protest

There is a saying about spilled milk.

But that hasn't stopped European dairy farmers from crying foul over low prices.

They're pouring three million liters of milk into this field in Belgium to get the attention of their governments and a helping hand out of bankruptcy. At this point, they say, they have nothing to lose.
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