Russia’s Role in the Gold Market
Both Russia and China have decided to put gold at the center of their currency war against the “exorbitant privilege” of the US dollar.
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Both Russia and China have decided to put gold at the center of their currency war against the “exorbitant privilege” of the US dollar.
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Up another 300,000oz (9.3 tonnes) in the last month. Russia is a solid accumulator - same as China.
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In this article, I will look at the importance of India in the gold market. In India, gold is religion. India's love affair with gold is timeless, spanning centuries even millennia.
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Yesterday, the daily volume on the GDXJ Junior Miners Index beat all records, exceeding by 33% its highest historic value, and producing a 5.78% hike, five times the performance of gold!
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We cannot understand today’s gold market without understanding the role China and, in a different way, India play in it. The gold market in general is very opaque and the Chinese one, in particular, is even more. In this article, I will look at China’s role in the gold market.
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Chinese gold imports from Hong Kong for april. Net imports of 64.04 tonnes. Charts by Nick Laird
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Let us look now at the relationship, if there is one, between gold and platinum. Is platinum “white gold”, or “little silver” as the Spaniards call it, or is platinum different from gold and silver.
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A new signal, this time coming from large corporations distancing themselves from White House political decisions, that sanctions against Russia are ineffective : Exxon and BP are maintaining their partnership with Russia.
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The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) just published a statistical study on the amount of derivatives worldwide at the end of 2013, and they reach the astronomical amount of $710 Trillions ($710,000,000,000,000).
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These last few months have brought confirmation of an acceleration in geo-political and macro-economic events, and they all have mid-term implications for the precious metals markets and, more globally, on the future of the international monetary system.
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