Jim Sinclair’s Commentary

The specs can spec and the Comex manipulators can jiggle, but it is all in vain. Gold is going to

$1064, $1250 and then on to Alf’s price predictions, all of which will be the product of inescapable hyperinflation, a currency event certain to occur.

Chinese Cautious on Treasury Notes
Published: January 31, 2009

LONDON (Reuters) — China’s willingness to continue buying United States Treasury securities in large numbers will depend on its need to protect the value of its foreign investments, the Chinese premier, Wen Jiabao, said Saturday. He also said that a stable yuan is in everyone’s interests.

“Whether we will buy more U.S. Treasury bonds, and if so by how much — we should take that decision in accordance with China’s own need and also our aim to keep the security of our foreign reserves and the value of them,” Mr. Wen said.

His enigmatic remarks, made near the end of a visit to Europe, could raise new concerns about China’s commitment to continue purchasing United States government debt.