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Gold and Climate Change
Gold is valuable and rare. Large amounts of rock need to be mined and processed to produce an ounce of gold and this uses significant amounts of energy.
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Demand for gold from investors in China is expected to increase this year, while jewellery deman
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In a largely #cashless society, there will still be a need to store wealth, have privacy and car
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Terry Heymann
Chief Financial Officer
Gold’s role in a low-carbon economy
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Former leader of the Commodities and Gold Group for the Government of Singapore’s #SWF, Loy Ch
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John Reade
Market Strategist, Europe and Asia
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When trouble strikes, where should you hide? The case for gold.
It’s good to see mainstream
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John Reade
Market Strategist, Europe and Asia
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The gold perspective - 10 years after Lehman Brothers failed
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The collapse of Lehman Brothers 10 years ago had widespread global implications, including a sus
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Paul Fisher
Senior Research Fellow
Business School King’s College, London
Reflections on the Great Financial Crisis of 2007-2009
Paul Fisher was a senior figure at the Bank of England for over 26 years – a member of the Monetary Policy Committee from 2009–2014 and Executive Director for Markets during most of the Great Financial Crisis. He considers the origins of the crisis and whether it could happen again.
Posted 4 years 8 months ago
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Leading economist @krogoff suggests that society has an excessive reliance on paper money and th
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Ken Rogoff
Professor of Economics and Public Policy
Harvard University
The curse of cash and the allure of gold
In his book The Curse of Cash, leading economist Ken Rogoff suggests that excessive reliance on paper money is responsible for ills ranging from tax evasion to terrorism. He also believes that monetary policy would be more effective in a largely cashless society. Cryptocurrencies are not an effective replacement for paper money, he says, but gold’s role is likely to increase as cash fades from view.
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Want to learn more about the @AAOIFI_ORG Shari'ah Standard? Watch an interview with our Managing
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The central bank of Hungary made one of the largest purchases during 2018, increasing its gold r
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Louise Street of our Market Intelligence team, introduces our new #GoldDemandTrends report with
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Somasundaram PR
Managing Director - India
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Value addition and innovation potential in gold coin market in india is untapped. Branded coins,
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Listen to our Director of Investment Research, Juan Carlos Artigas, discuss 'Gold, Crypto &
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DATA: January saw global gold-backed ETFs mark a fourth consecutive month of net inflows, reachi
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Our Head of Member and Market Relations, John Mulligan, will be participating in a panel, Respon
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Gold is a highly liquid yet scarce asset, and it is no one’s liability. It is bought as a luxu
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