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A few months ago the German Bundesbank displayed concern about the security of their gold being stored at the New York Federal Reserve. They called for an audit of their holdings, and while that still has not taken place, the intermediate resolution was to have 10% of their gold repatriated over a period of seven years. There has been no ...
The ability of a business to maintain accurate and meaningful accounts is undermined by the debasement of the accounting medium, fiat currency. Understand this and you understand the corrosive effects of weak money. This important subject receives almost no attention. Instead it is argued that a weak currency can stimulate exports and ...
Germans are becoming increasingly hostile to the euro – with opposition centred in conservative states such as Bavaria, Hesse and Baden-Württemberg. These states are being hurt by higher equalisation payments and are increasingly opposed to endless bailouts. Many are starting to view the euro as harming the cause of European unity ...
The purpose of keeping accurate accounts is to quantify net worth at any given point in time – as well as the change from a prior date. It goes without saying that the measure used, money, should be constant if comparisons over time are to mean anything. Only then do prices of capital goods, consumer goods and services truly reflect ...
Last Wednesday the Bundesbank released a statement to the effect that 300 tonnes of Germany’s gold will be moved from New York and 374 tonnes from Paris. This should be a simple operation: rail or trucks from Paris, and a few military planeloads (or ships) from America – as soon as they have somewhere to store it. Instead ...
The Bundesbank’s confirmation on Wednesday that it is looking to repatriate a portion of its gold reserves caused a stir in financial media: by 2020 they are looking to have finished transportation of 674 of the 2,319 tonnes currently stored abroad. This will mean transporting 300 from New York (of 1,500 now held there) and all 374 ...
The hot talk in the gold market over the last 24 hours is that the Bundesbank will announce moves today to repatriate a portion of its gold bullion held in New York and all of its gold in Paris. Around 45% is currently stored in New York, with 31% in Frankfurt, 13% in London and 11% in Paris. In total, the Germans claim ownership of over ...
Silver has spent an impressive amount of time hanging above the $34.00 mark since the start of the week, in the face of “risk off” headwinds that have hurt the CRB Commodity Index as a whole. But silver succumbed to the bearish pressure this morning – falling below $34, on negative sentiment about the latest Greek deal ...
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