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It has been a rough year for many primary silver miners as two-thirds have suffered declines in production.  Also, many high-ranking silver producing countries are also experiencing a pronounced reduction in their domestic silver mine supply . . . .

Target picking is risky in an asset whose value is largely based on sentiment and prone to being "jawboned" into its proper place. But we believe for various reasons that if Gold does not pierce $1260 spot, its chances . . . .

Billionaire hedge fund manager Ray Dalio didn’t just recommend gold last quarter. He bought a lot of it . . . .

Russia has been expanding its gold reserves at a record pace, according to information from the World Gold Council (WGC). Russian business newspaper Kommersant suggests this gold rush will give Russia guarantees against sanctions and economic and geopolitical risks . . . .

As we’ve noted in our just published article on the Shanghai Gold Exchange’s October figures, Asian gold demand this year to date is definitely trending higher . . . .

Beginning in November of 2017, the APMD will begin offering specially minted one-ounce .999 fine silver bullion rounds to collectors and investors . . . .

Central banks are hoarding gold. China, Russia and many Asian and West Asian central banks have started accumulating gold. Now that the fashion of hoarding gold is back, let us see the fundamental reasons behind it . . . .

Demand for physical gold was lacklustre in top consumers India and China this week, while the lure of the metal remained stable in Singapore, but India’s peak wedding season is expected to usher in renewed interest for bullion in coming weeks . . . .

Turkey purchased a record $13.8bn of gold from abroad this year, $9.8bn more than in the same period last year, Bloomberg reported . . . .

Perhaps the biggest unknown in assessing global gold consumption in this, or any, year is the true level of Chinese gold consumption . . . .