Breaking Gold News and Commentary (09 November 2015)

Breaking Gold News and Commentary (09 November, 2015)

9, November

(Photo: MoneyWeek)

IMPORTANT NEWS

China’s gold reserves likely rose by 14 tonnes in October – Reuters
China Probably Raised Gold Hoard Again in October Adding 14 Tons – Bloomberg
Gold Plunges Most in a Year This Week on `Darn Strong’ Jobs Data – Bloomberg
Dollar Surges, Bonds Drop on Rate Speculation; Banks Rally – Bloomberg
Gold sinks 7 sessions in a row, loses 4.7% on the week – MarketWatch

IMPORTANT ANALYSIS

China Buys Another 14 Tons Of Gold In October As FX Reserves Unexpectedly Rebound– ZeroHedge
Competition for the Fed’s Money Monopoly – WSJ (Sign-in required)
“First They Came for the Pennies…” in the War on Cash – Wolfstreet.com
Bad news for savers – the financial repression is set to continue – MoneyWeek.com
Japan: “Monetisation would open a Pandora’s box of economic risks” – Economist

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