Gold demand picked up in Korea as some banks have started carrying gold in their branches as there are increasing demands from private banking customers.
SEOUL(BullionStreet): Four years after it’s introduction, South Korea's 50,000 won currency joined gold to become hot favorite among Korean people.
According to Bank of Korea during th...
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A lot of things that have not happened since the last recession are starting to happen again. As you read the list below, you will notice that the year "2009" comes up again and again. There is a reason for that. Many of the same patterns that we witnessed during the last major economic downturn are starting to repeat themselves.
In fact, many of the things that are happening right now...
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“I would have expected a stronger number,” says Commerzbank analyst Carsten Fritsch, “but that is difficult when not enough gold is available.”
China’s monthly gold import numbers are just in… and they’ve confounded expectations.
First, the essential background on these obscure but highly revealing figures. If it’s old hat to you, please indulge newe...
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Two weeks ago, with its current account getting crushed by relentless gold imports, India's finance minister Chidambaram
literally begged the people to
stop buying gold [8]. Judging by the popular response, the ongoing physical shortage, and last night's increase in Indian g...
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Since the
gold price crash in April there has been wide debate about how the gold market works. Analysts have contrasted paper gold versus physical gold, urging that the different parts of the gold markets offer very different services to investors. Conspiracy theories have also abou...
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CNBC takes you behind the scenes of the mint in West Point, NY.
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