Breaking Gold News and Commentary (19 August 2015)

19, August

IMPORTANT NEWS

Gold marks time ahead of Fed minutes – Reuters

Gold Investors Eye Federal Reserve Minutes for Rate Rise Clues – Bloomberg

China Devaluation Sparks Gold Buying Everywhere — Except China – Bloomberg

Cash-Strapped Venezuela May Sell Off Gold, Citigroup Says – Bloomberg

Greece sells airports to Germans as Bundestag prepares for day of reckoning – The Telegraph

IMPORTANT COMMENTARY

This “Pig” Just Made a Massive Bet on Gold – Casey Research

Is Asian gold demand really low – or at an all-time high? – Lawrieongold

A Flyspeck of Gold versus Infinite Dollars – Moneda De Plata Para México

23 Nations Around The World Where Stock Market Crashes Are Already Happening – Zero Hedge

Unworkable and unreformable, the euro surely cannot survive another serious downturn – The Telegraph

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