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Germany’s gold is the story de jour

t transpired last week that of the 43-odd tonnes per annum the Bundesbank expects to be returned from the New York Fed only 5 tonnes arrived in 2013.

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Why Gold Stocks are Leading Gold

At the start of the year we asserted that the mining equities could lead the metals higher. Since then, the shares have roared higher while the metals have remained subdued. Gold has gained a bit but Silver has really struggled. Why are the stocks performing so well if the metals are not confirming? The main … Continue reading

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Precious Metals Breaking Out

The technical downtrend that has persisted in the Precious Metals sector since October 2012, as QE3 was initiated, seems to be finally be coming to an end….

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GoldMoney’s Maike Ahlstrom a 100% exam success

GoldMoney Business Analyst Maike Ahlstrom has become a member of FGI Training’s Elite club, after she was awarded 100% in her recent Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) exams.

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Why the West sells gold and China buys it.

A number of readers and bloggers have recently suggested there must be collusion between America and China over the transfer of physical gold from Western capital markets.

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The Outlook for 2014 by James Turk

Before looking at the year ahead, it is useful to look back at the year just passed. This adage is particularly true now because little has changed.

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