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  1. Another Bretton Woods Gathering To Solve A Global Problem

    Another Bretton Woods Gathering To Solve A Global Problem

    In the Spring of 1944, the world’s attention was rightly focused elsewhere. American and British troops were stuck at the Anzio . . . .
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  2. Record Buying By Central Banks Underpins Gold Demand

    Dubai's Precious Metals Conference finds plenty of optimism for investors in the yellow metal Gold bars at the Austrian Gold and Silver . . . .
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  3. India - The Gold Standard For Gold Reserves

    A comprehensive gold policy, ensuring quality standardization through Good Delivery Rules in tune with global standards . . . .
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  4. Global Attack Against Central Banks, Could End In Disaster

    Global Attack Against Central Banks, Could End In Disaster

    Around the democratic world, there is a power struggle taking place that might end up being the most damaging and long-lasting . . . .
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  5. Why Gold Could Rise For The Next 10 Years

    Why Gold Could Rise For The Next 10 Years

    If the forecast I made in 1981 still holds true, gold could have a continued secular bull market until 2030 . . . .
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  6. Silver Versus Debt, Delusions And Devaluation

    Part One: THE ECONOMY – AND DEBT, DELUSIONS AND DEVALUATION: Global retail sales are weak. “Redbook Retail Index confirms Commerce . . . .
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  7. Gold Has Been Rallying, Now It’s Silver’s Turn

    Silver has been a lackluster performer this year, but as investors’ appetite for gold improves, silver might share in the yellow . . . .
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  8. Outlook For Silver 'Positive'

    There were several developments last week that taken together suggest that the short-term bearish scenario set . . . .
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  9. Russia’s New Gold Rush Could Shake Up the International Monetary System

    Russia is buying gold. A lot of gold. Within the span of a decade, the country quadrupled its reserves. Gold . . . .
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  10. Trump’s Fed Picks Have Fond Memories Of The Gold Standard

    John Maynard Keynes, the secular saint of left-leaning economists, called gold a “barbarous relic.” Milton Friedman, his . . . .
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