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The thrust of the article is that China, at some point, will have to revalue gold in China; which means, in other words, that China will decide to devalue the Yuan against gold. Since "mainstream economics" holds that gold is no longer important in world business, such a measure might be regarded as just an idiosyncrasy of Chinese thinking, and not politically . . . .

July 2015 was the strongest month of U.S. Mint gold American Eagle bullion sales since April 2013 . . . .

Depressed prices have led to the usual market response, a surge in physical demand for coins and bars globally. This is confirmed in conversations we have had with our refiner and mint partners in recent days . . . .

Since around mid-June, gold prices have come under substantial selling pressure. One of the main drivers behind this fall has been the on-going debate about interest rates . . . .

Ultra-loose monetary policy and lower currency value necessary for debt-hit European countries undergoing painful austerity process . . . .

The United States Mint plans to resume sales to its authorized purchasers July 27 of American Eagle silver bullion coins, three weeks after sales were suspended so depleted inventory could be replenished . . . .

On Monday 20th July the gold price fell sharply, dropping 4.3% from its Friday closing price. This note explains what happened and counters some misconceptions . . . .

Gold plummeted from $US1132 an ounce to $US1092 in the space of minutes today after 5 tonnes of bullion was unloaded on the Chinese market . . . .

A new survey has shown that Chinese corporate debt is reaching unprecedented levels, at a time when economic growth is at a 25-year low . . . .

China ended six years of mystery over how much gold it’s hoarding, revealing a 57 percent jump in reserves and overtaking Russia to become the country with the fifth-largest stash of the metal . . . .