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2010-10-12 — telegraph.co.uk
``One of the most obvious drivers of the recent surge is the weak dollar, making the metals traded in the greenback cheaper for those trading in stronger currencies. And it's not just base metals. Investors are throwing money into commodities for fear that further quantitative easing will lead to currency devaluation and rampant inflation.''
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