Breaking Gold News and Commentary (10 November 2015)

Breaking Gold News and Commentary (12 November, 2015)

12, November

David Cameron (Photo: MoneyWeek)

IMPORTANT NEWS

Global gold demand hits more than two-year high in Q3 – WGC – Reuters
Gold stuck near three-month low on U.S. rate outlook – Reuters
Very few takers for PM Narendra Modi’s sovereign gold bonds – The Financial Express
Gold, silver coin sales surpass jewellery on Dhanteras – The Financial Express
Cheaper gold evokes brisk buying of gold on Dhanteras – Big News Network

IMPORTANT ANALYSIS

Shorts Savaged Gold After Fed – Zeal
CEO Of Overstock.com Interviewed by Ron Paul – YouTube
A company’s battle to show it was a victim of abusive short-selling – The Economist
“No QE For You!”: ECB May Cut “Lifeline” To Portugal After Socialists Overthrow Government – ZeroHedge
A bad day for Britain – MoneyWeek

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