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Worst May Be Over For Silver - Likely To Deliver Better Returns Than Gold
(Read More)Expectations of a weak dollar and support from gold will help silver prices recover, say experts . . . .
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Central Bank Gold Buying Reaches 3-Year High
(Read More)Central bank buyers acquired approximately $5.8 billion worth of gold in the third quarter of the fiscal 2018, marking the highest level of net purchases since 2015, the World Gold Council said in a release issued on Thursday . . . .
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GM Cautious On Switch To Platinum Even As Palladium Price Soars
(Read More)Palladium’s surge to a record has intensified talk among analysts that carmakers will look to replace it with cheaper platinum for use in pollution-control devices . . . .
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Demand for Gold Up 42%
(Read More)Since 2010, central banks around the world turned from being net sellers of gold to net buyers of gold. In fact, the World Gold Council (WGC) has shown that demand for gold . . . .
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Why Chinese investors could benefit from Gold?
(Read More)Gold is a proven investment asset, capable of reducing portfolio risk and boosting returns. As such, Chinese investors could benefit from allocating some of their portfolio assets to gold . . . .
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BofA M/L Recommending Gold As Safe Haven Option And Value Pay
(Read More)The burgeoning interest in gold has reached Wall Street, with Bank of America Merrill Lynch strategists backing bullish options linked to the precious metal . . . .
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Emerging Economies Stockpiling Gold
(Read More)Countries around the world are turning to gold as uncertainty about the global economy rises . . . .
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Several States Are Beginning To Accept Gold And SIlver As Cash
(Read More)An encouraging victory for sound money has just taken place . . . .
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PNG Donates to ICTA’s Anti-Counterfeiting Efforts
(Read More)To help fight fake numismatic merchandise in the marketplace, the Professional Numismatists Guild (PNG) has donated . . . .
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The Way Ahead For Chinas Gold Market
(Read More)China’s gold market has been transformed over the past two decades, becoming the largest gold producer and consumer in the world . . . .





