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King World News is pleased to break the news first in the world for our global readers that the World Gold Council has now confirmed the Chinese are going to back the yuan with gold.
he second thing I want to make KWN readers aware of is the report which was commissioned by the World Gold Council. This is an incredible document, especially coming from the World Gold Council because it's basically saying that the Chinese are going to back their currency with gold. This would, in turn, displace the US dollar and make the Chinese yuan the world's reserve currency.
Originally posted by stuntmanbob
So this is why Germany wanted its gold back?
King World News is pleased to break the news first in the world for our global readers that the World Gold Council has now confirmed the Chinese are going to back the yuan with gold.
he second thing I want to make KWN readers aware of is the report which was commissioned by the World Gold Council. This is an incredible document, especially coming from the World Gold Council because it's basically saying that the Chinese are going to back their currency with gold. This would, in turn, displace the US dollar and make the Chinese yuan the world's reserve currency.
kingworldnews.com...
And is this why China and North Korea are talking of WW3 the last few days?
China is sitting on a huge amount of gold. By backing the Yuan with gold they will force nations to seek the return of their gold from the US who obviously doesnt have it. China is going to expose the US Federal Government for its lies in front of the whole world.
We saw what the west did to Gaddafi after he tried to introduce a Gold backed African Dinar. but China is no Libya. Doesnt seem like the USD has long left now.edit on 24-1-2013 by stuntmanbob because: (no reason given)
“This is actually a hedge fund named Pacific Group, which is converting 1/3 of its hedge fund assets into physical gold. They have already taken delivery of $35 million worth of gold bars. The head of the fund was quoted by Bloomberg as saying, “In our judgment we are in the early stages of what would likely be the world's largest short squeeze in any instrument.”
Originally posted by jtma508
reply to post by stuntmanbob
Why am I not seeing a press release to this effect on the World Gold Council's page? Who, BTW, is basically a trade association for the gold mining industry. I'd think it would at least be mentions there wouldn't you?
Why am I not seeing a press release to this effect on the World Gold Council's page? Who, BTW, is basically a trade association for the gold mining industry. I'd think it would at least be mentions there wouldn't you?
Demand for gold is likely to rise as the world heads towards a multi-currency reserve system under the impact of uncertainty about the stability of the dollar and the euro, the main official assets held by central banks and sovereign funds.
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Driven by China’s desire to increase its financial influence, the Chinese renminbi is likely to emerge gradually as a genuine international currency as Beijing eases restrictions on its use in transactions and investments abroad, but is unlikely to pose any immediate threat to the dollar.
Originally posted by DaRAGE
From your Blog site.
“This is actually a hedge fund named Pacific Group, which is converting 1/3 of its hedge fund assets into physical gold. They have already taken delivery of $35 million worth of gold bars. The head of the fund was quoted by Bloomberg as saying, “In our judgment we are in the early stages of what would likely be the world's largest short squeeze in any instrument.”
$35 million in gold is not much...
Here's the latest spot price for gold for the last 3 days... IT's going down...
Gold
www.kitco.com...
Silver
www.kitco.com...
Platinum
www.kitco.com...
Here's the last decade or so in gold.
www.kitco.com...
There is not enough gold in the world to back any currency.
Originally posted by DaRAGE
From your Blog site.
“This is actually a hedge fund named Pacific Group, which is converting 1/3 of its hedge fund assets into physical gold. They have already taken delivery of $35 million worth of gold bars. The head of the fund was quoted by Bloomberg as saying, “In our judgment we are in the early stages of what would likely be the world's largest short squeeze in any instrument.”
$35 million in gold is not much...
Here's the latest spot price for gold for the last 3 days... IT's going down...
Gold
www.kitco.com...
Silver
www.kitco.com...
Platinum
www.kitco.com...
Here's the last decade or so in gold.
www.kitco.com...
There is not enough gold in the world to back any currency.
Originally posted by LittleBlackEagle
Originally posted by DaRAGE
From your Blog site.
“This is actually a hedge fund named Pacific Group, which is converting 1/3 of its hedge fund assets into physical gold. They have already taken delivery of $35 million worth of gold bars. The head of the fund was quoted by Bloomberg as saying, “In our judgment we are in the early stages of what would likely be the world's largest short squeeze in any instrument.”
$35 million in gold is not much...
Here's the latest spot price for gold for the last 3 days... IT's going down...
Gold
www.kitco.com...
Silver
www.kitco.com...
Platinum
www.kitco.com...
Here's the last decade or so in gold.
www.kitco.com...
There is not enough gold in the world to back any currency.
sure there is, you just value it higher to cover the numbers needed. by your train of thought there isn't enough fiat in the world, if you value it lower. gold and other PM's are the only way to have a reserve valued off of a know limited resource, next to usable goods that is.
P.S. i'm not seeing anything on zerohedge on any of this so it's probably still in the speculation category.edit on 24-1-2013 by LittleBlackEagle because: (no reason given)
Leeb, as well as the World Gold Council, believe China has plans to back up the yuan with gold in order to shore up its position as a world reserve currency, which is the underlying reason for their ongoing accumulation of bullion. The Chinese have made efforts to ensure that their accumulation of gold does not disturb price levels, with the upshot being that in several years time bullion could rocket