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  1. B_B 5 augustus 2016 14:13
    Higher prices curb demand for gold, but festive season may spur fresh buying
    Reuters | Aug 5, 2016, 03.15 PM IST

    BENGALURU: Physical gold sales remained sluggish in Asia this week as higher prices kept buyers at bay, but appetite for the precious metal is expected to pick up with upcoming festive seasons in top markets India and China.
    Bullion has risen nearly 1% this week on expectations that the US Federal Reserve will keep its cautious stance towards interest rates in the wake of global economic concerns.
    Gold, often perceived as a hedge against financial uncertainties, has risen about 28% this year and is on track for its biggest annual gain since 2010.
    "We are still seeing a good amount of selling as prices are near two-year highs and people are looking at making profits," said Brian Lan, managing director at Singapore-based gold dealer GoldSilver Central.
    Bullion prices in top consumer China were seen at a premium of $1-$2 an ounce to the global spot benchmark, unchanged from last week. Premiums in Hong Kong also stayed at 20-60 cents an ounce.
    "Usually the period from July-mid August is very quiet for jewelry. Towards the end of August, it will be little better on the physical side as people will order and take deliveries for Christmas," said Ronald Leung, chief dealer at Lee Cheong Gold Dealers in Hong Kong.
    China's peak season for gold demand kicks off from the National Day holiday in early October.
    In India, dealers were offering a discount of up to $58 an ounce, compared with last week's discount of $52. Traders in the world's second-biggest gold consumer, however, expected demand to pick up.
    "Festivals will change sentiments. From next month demand and imports could improve," said a Mumbai-based dealer with a private bank.

    timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/...
  2. [verwijderd] 9 augustus 2016 17:54
    (Kitco News) - According to one acclaimed author and economist, a perfect storm is brewing in financial markets that will lead to a multi-year bull run for gold.

    Monday, in a commentary in the Financial Times, Diego Parrilla, precious metals specialist and co-author of “The Energy World is Flat,” said he is bullish on the yellow metal as the limits are being tested in global monetary policy, credit markets and the boundaries of fiat currencies.

    “Quantitative easing and negative interest rates have been game changers and have dramatically distorted the valuation of government bonds, breaking the theoretical ceiling in prices, squeezing shorts and underweight positions, and feeding what, in my view, is one of the largest financial bubbles in history,” he said in the commentary.
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