Breaking Gold News and Commentary (08 September 2015)

Breaking Gold News and Commentary (08 September, 2015)

8, September

IMPORTANT NEWS

Gold Inches up in Asia Trade – The Wall Street Journal
Gold stable, net long position up for fifth consecutive week – The Bullion Desk
Perth Mint Gold and Silver Sales Solid in August – CoinNews.net
China FX reserves fall record $93.9 bln in Aug as central bank supports yuan – Yahoo Finance
Hollande Readies Syria Air Strikes as Response to Refugee Crisis – Bloomberg

IMPORTANT COMMENTARY

Real Refugee Problem – And How To Solve It – Ron Paul Institute
Data retention and the end of Australians’ digital privacy – The Sydney Morning Herald
China “Officially” Adds Another 16 Metric Tonnes – TF Metals Report
LBMA Apparently Altered Its Gold Refining Flow Statistics By 2,200 Tonnes – Jesse’s Café Américain
Did COMEX Counterparty Risk Just Reach A Record High? -Zero Hedge

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