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Breaking Gold and Silver News (27 January 2015)

27, January

NEWS

Gold Is Back in Fashion, Here’s Why – GoldCore on Bloomberg TV

Gold near 12-week high as dollar slips ahead of Fed statement – Reuters

China stocks sink again; Nikkei makes strong gains – Marketwatch

Kazakhstan Lifts Gold Holdings in 2015 as Central Banks Buy – Bloomberg

China’s Gold Imports From Hong Kong Jump to Highest Since 2013 – Bloomberg

COMMENTARY

“Own Physical Gold” Coins and Bars – GoldCore on Yahoo Finance

Something Snapped At The Comex – Zero Hedge

New Record Low Comex Gold Inventory – Gold Seek

COMEX Registered Gold Inventories Plummet 73% In One Day – SRSRocco Report

Apple’s Revenue “Falls Off A Cliff” – Dollar Collapse

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