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Asian trade deficits: prelude to more money printing?

Gold and silver prices slipped lower yesterday, partly perhaps because of bearish Chinese economic statistics, but the more relevant point is simply that these markets are consolidating. Whether or not this is the “spring coiling” before a dramatic move higher in either metals, or the precursor to another sharp correction is ...

2012-MAR-13 · The GoldMoney News Desk

central banks, China, debt crisis, gold price, Japan

Japan is now another spinning plate in the global economy circus

At the circus, you are sometimes treated to the spinning plate act where a performer tries to keep an improbable number of plates spinning at once, racing from one plate to the next as their wobbles indicate the need for another dose of momentum. Considering the number of spinning and wobbling plates that our central planners are ...

2012-MAR-12 · Chris Martenson

buy gold, economics, Fed, Japan, quantitative easing, unemployment

Bank of Japan fires its bazooka

Gold and silver prices continue to consolidate. Absent some kind of black swan event, this is likely to remain the case until the end of this month, when the European Central Bank announces its second “long-term refinancing operation” – or “LTRO2” as some have dubbed it. If the ECB surprises the markets with ...

2012-FEB-14 · The GoldMoney News Desk

central banks, gold price, Japan, quantitative easing, silver price

Land of the rising sum

Ever wondered what one quadrillion looks like? Here it is: 1,000,000,000,000,000. This is the number that Japan’s public debt is expected to have breached by the end of this fiscal year in March 2012 – reaching 1,024 trillion yen (US$13 trillion). This is an increase of 99.75 trillion yen from the previous year, owing to the ...

2011-DEC-20 · The GoldMoney News Desk

Asia, gold price, Japan, quantitative easing, silver price

Japan's gold exports hit new record high

According to the World Gold Council (WGC), Japan's gold exports are at their highest level since 1985. Referring to data from the Japanese Ministry of Finance, the WGC informs that during the first eight months of this year, Japan exported 95.6 metric tonnes of gold. According to the WGC, this year Japan's gold exports will reach 100 ...

2011-DEC-08 · Roman Baudzus

ETF, gold bullion, gold price, Japan

Nathan Lewis Q&A (Part 2 of 2)

Click here to read Part 1 of GoldMoney's interview with Nathan Lewis, author of Gold: The Once and Future Money, and host of the website NewWorldEconomics.What economic trends are likely to dominate the global economy over the next few years? Nathan: I see the present period as the final failure of Keynesianism, which grew out of the ...

2011-NOV-02 · The GoldMoney News Desk

buy gold, central banks, gold standard, inflation, Japan, sound money, USA

Italy fears bring markets back down to Earth

A sharp rise in yields on Italian government bonds on Friday cast a shadow over the backslapping congratulatory mood among European leaders – a reminder that despite last week’s deal, the eurozone remains mired in serious difficulties. Pressure has grown on Italy this morning, with news that the country’s unemployment ...

2011-OCT-31 · The GoldMoney News Desk

buy gold, dollar, ECB, gold price, Italy, Japan

Gold price correction was short lived

Spot gold is once again trading over $1,800 per ounce after a sharp sell-off last week which saw a drop of over $200, from the new high of $1,913 to an interim low of $1,702. This 11% correction did not break the gold price chart uptrend channel; in fact it did not even take us back to July highs of $1,663 per troy ounce. Those traders ...

2011-AUG-29 · The GoldMoney News Desk

central banks, gold price, India, Japan, silver price, Switzerland

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