dailyreckoning.com - 11/4/2009
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Back in September, the IMF announced it was selling a boatload of its gold reserves in order to finance its global interventions. We thought China might be a big (if not the only) buyer of the 400 tons for sale, and that any leakage of the transaction could make a big wave in the dollar and gold ...
blogs.ft.com - 26 days ago
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blogs.ft.com —
Gold is unlike any other commodity. It is
costly to extract from the earth and to refine...
to a reasonable degree of purity. It is costly to store. It has no remaining uses as a producer good - equivalent or superior alternatives exist for all its ...
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Gold - a six thousand year-old bubble
blogs.reuters.com - 24 days ago
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blogs.reuters.com —
Gold’s recent behavior strikes me as similar to
oil circa July ‘08. With it leaping to another...
new high today, I thought I’d offer the following chart for reader comments: (Click chart to enlarge in new window) Thanks to ...
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Chart of the Day: The Dow priced in gold
reuters.com - 11/3/2009
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reuters.com —
* IMF sells 200 tonnes of gold to
Reserve Bank of India * Sale is part of...
total of 403.3 tonnes to be sold by IMF * Gold price reverses earlier gains, flat near $1,058 * Relieves bearish risk of open-market bullion sale * Is China next? (Updates ...
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India buys half of IMF's gold for sale; who's next?
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