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therealasset.co.uk / By Jan Skoyles / May 10, 2013
One must wonder how Vietnam, a country where gold investing between 2011-2012 accounted for over 3% of GDP, has handled the global dash for gold in recent weeks.
The country’s central bank and citizens hold more gold per capita than India and China, [...]
Customers at a jewellery shop in the Sharjah Central Souq. Leading gold retail chains say the higher premium on ensuring delivery has not been passed on to showroom prices.
gulfnews.com / By Manoj Nair / Published: 12:56 April 29, 2013
Dubai: Gold prices may have had a partial recovery over the last week, [...]
tfmetalsreport.com / By Turd Ferguson / April 25, 2013
How’s that for some shameless search engine optimization? Seriously, why the heck not? If folks are out there searching Google for information on the precious metals, we might as well direct them here, right?
It’s not as if the site isn’t plenty busy…the last two [...]
Newcrest Mining is reviewing the future of some of its mines, as the recent plunge in the gold price continues to take a toll on the nation’s fourth-biggest mineral export industry.
Newcrest was one of several ASX-listed goldminers [...]
zerohedge.com / by Tyler Durden / 04/18/2013 13:40 -0400
The structural collapse in paper gold prices has been met a seeming ‘money-on-the-sidelines’ flourish of investors looking to buy the physical asset. However, when asset relationships break-down so significantly, as gold and stocks have in the past 90 days, one has to take a step back [...]
In the aftermath of the brutal takedown in gold and silver, today John Embry spoke with King World News about why he believes the smash was orchestrated and what investors should be doing right now. Below is what Embry, who is chief investment strategist at Sprott Asset [...]
reuters.com / By Chikafumi Hodo and Osamu Tsukimori / April 16, 2013
(Reuters) – When he woke up to news of a collapse in gold prices, Yujiro Yamashita, 63, made his way to Tokyo’s posh Ginza district to buy the precious metal for the first time in 20 years.
zerohedge.com / By Tyler Durden / April 16, 2013, 09:15 -0400
While yesterday’s cliff-dive in gold was impressive by any standards, the escalating drop over the past 5 days has been just as dramatic. Based on 20 years of rolling 5-day moves, the ~15% plunge is equivalent to around 7 standard deviations (in context Yao [...]
streettalklive.com / By Lance Roberts / Monday, April 15, 2013
The recent plunge in gold prices below $1500 an ounce has suddenly awoken, well, just about everyone. The “gold bugs” are yelling that it is a conspiracy theory by the Fed while the stock market bulls say it is a sign that the Fed has [...]
gotgoldreport.com / By Gene Arensberg / April 10, 2013
Barbara Kollmeyer and Carla Mozee, for MarketWatch write: MADRID (MarketWatch) — Gold prices fell on Wednesday after Goldman Sachs cut its forecast for this year, and the minutes of the Federal Reserve’s last policy meeting showed sharp divisions among officials bank about how long it [...]
traderdannorcini.blogspot.com / By Dan Norcini / April 9, 2013
Currency Debasement = Higher Gold Prices. Any questions?
By the way, if you think this is something, you should see what is happening to crude oil prices in Yen terms. The Japanese political and monetary leaders are certainly doing their best to kill deflation over there. [...]
truthingold.com / By truthing / March 28, 2013 at 09:22
Should gold traders be paying attention to Chinese pork prices? It may sound outlandish, but new research has uncovered an interesting link between global gold prices and Chinese inflation (which in turn is often driven by pork prices).
goldsilverworlds.com / By David Levenstein / March 13, 2013
Gold prices seem to have stabilized for now, after a tumultuous two weeks, when the price of the yellow metal was driven down by speculators on Comex who reacted to the slightest bit of economic news.
Prices tumbled after the US Federal Reserve’s [...]
zerohedge.com / By Tyler Durden / 03/05/2013 17:49
With central bank monetization supporting gold prices and fiscal deficits, DoubleLine’s Jeffrey Gundlach’s latest chart extravaganza contains more than a few charts you will have seen browsing these very pages. From Japanese demographics (and their apparent love of debasement) to US deficits (and US ignorance of [...]
sunshineprofits.com / By Przemyslaw Radomski / February 22, 2013
Gold roller coaster seems to go on and on without an end. But what we have seen this week was more of a bungee jumping. However, at this time there seems to be no more room for further declines, as major support lines have been reached [...]
dailyresourcehunter.com / By Frank Holmes / Feb 20th, 2013
Gold dipped below $1,600 recently, falling to a six-month low, much to the chagrin of gold investors. I find the timing of the correction peculiar, given the G20 Finance Ministers Meeting taking place this past weekend. There’s been a growing debate over Japan’s move to [...]
ibtimes.com / By Bob Kirtley / February 18 2013 8:51 AM
So far this year silver prices appear to be range trading at around the $30.00/oz level. Gold prices have been under considerable selling pressure which in turn has tended to cap any rally that silver could muster. The anecdotal evidence suggests that the demand [...]
bloomberg.com / By Bloomberg News / Feb 18, 2013 5:06 PM GMT+0800
Gold volumes for the benchmark cash contract on the Shanghai Gold Exchange climbed to a record today, as the market re-opened after a weeklong break and lower prices lured buyers.
The volume for bullion of 99.99 percent purity exceeded 22,000 kilograms (22 [...]
arabianmoney.net / By Peter Cooper / February 15, 2013
Bearish noises in the gold pit have lowered prices again this week but the real reason for the price fall is the absence of the world’s most voracious buyers, the Chinese who are on a national holiday this week for their New Year, though they [...]
goldsilverworlds.com / By Zentrader / February 4, 2013
If we are to believe market commentators, then Gold is being held back because the FED’s QE may be ending sooner than expected. The argument is that if the economy improves, the FED will back out of asset purchases (QE), and the gold bull market will end. [...]
wealthwire.com / by Brittany Stepniak / Thursday, January 24th, 2013
Last year, physical gold gained about eight percent in monetary value, while gold equities were among the worst performers of the year. According to Evy Hambro, manager of the BlackRock fund, that’s all about to change…
Hambro blames last year’s price dips on the managers [...]
Welcome to Capital Account. Is the stock market partying like its 1999? Despite major risks and lack of corporate transparency, the stock market has made strong gains over the last year. As Bloomberg recently noted “Americans have missed out on almost $200 billion of stock gains as they drained money from the market in [...]
mineweb.com / By Lawrence Williams / January 4, 2013
Despite a poorly performing gold price which, if it continues, will likely see some new project curtailment and a decline in exploration leading to possible production shortfalls in the years ahead, 2013 and 2014 both look likely to see an increase in global gold output following [...]
Jeffrey Christian of CPM Groupjoined us for his take on the Fiscal Cliff and his predictions for the year ahead. As he said, “It’s much easier to predict history.” Unfortunately, it’s very hard to make money off of what happened in the past. The key to profits or to protecting your wealth is [...]
As gold prices go higher, China’s largest gold mining companies are digging deeper for global business
english.caixin.com / By staff reporter Zhang Boling / 12.27.2012 11:57
(Beijing) – At every juncture, conversations among gold mining executives at the recent China Mining Conference in Tianjin turned toward a single topic: The quest for gold [...]
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