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  1. USES OF GOLD

    USES OF GOLD
    Most of us are pretty familiar with gold as jewelry, or as a solid long-term investment option. But have you wondered about the other uses of gold throughout the history of mankind? Let's take a closer look at some of them. USES OF GOLD - CONSTRUCTION & ARCHITECTURE Perhaps the first thing that would come to mind is the usage...
  2. 5 Key Takeaways of the Gold Market in 1H 2017

    5 Key Takeaways of  the Gold Market in 1H 2017
    You may ask: - Is this a good time to buy gold? - Or, is this a good time to sell gold? - How do I assess the gold market today? For a start, I believe we must understand the relationship between demand, supply and prices of gold. They are interrelated. For instance, high demand and low supply of gold...
  3. Two Decades After Crisis, These Three Asia Markets Are Still Down

    Two Decades After Crisis, These Three Asia Markets Are Still Down
    Three stock markets have never returned to the peaks they achieved in the years before the Asian financial crisis triggered a region-wide sell-off two decades ago. Japan’s Topix Index reached a record high in dollar terms in December 1989. On Tuesday, it was trading 29 percent lower. Thailand’s SET and Taiwan’s TWSE make up the trio of gauges that have...
  4. India: Cash Is Back (But The Crisis Has Deepened)

    India: Cash Is Back (But The Crisis Has Deepened)
    Nobody for President  On 17th July 2017, India will elect a new President through a vote of the elected representatives. The two real choices are between Ram Nath Kovind and Meira Kumar. Afraid of looking completely ignorant, I asked a few people who Kovind is. No-one knew of him and people only vaguely remembered Ms. Kumar. India will get a complete nobody...
  5. Why Asia's financial crisis still has resonance: Michael Schuman

    Why Asia's financial crisis still has resonance: Michael Schuman
    (June 16): Kim Dae-jung, the former president of South Korea, once told me a story that perfectly captures the spirit of reform that followed the 1997 Asian financial crisis. He was on an official trip to Vietnam when a panicked visitor from Seoul sought an audience. It was Kim Woo-choong, the flamboyant founder of Daewoo Group, then Korea's second-largest business...
  6. Clock is Ticking on India's Bad Bank Debts Under Bankruptcy Laws

    Clock is Ticking on India's Bad Bank Debts Under Bankruptcy Laws
    India’s central bank plans to use insolvency laws against more corporate defaulters to speed up resolution of the country’s bad loans that have swelled to $180 billion. “The clock’s already ticking -- some cases are already before the National Company Law Tribune," said Sanjeev Sanyal, principal economic adviser to the finance ministry. "More lists will be out in the next...
  7. India Said to Plan Gold Policy Overhaul for $19 Billion Sector

    India Said to Plan Gold Policy Overhaul for $19 Billion Sector
    India, which vies with China as the world’s top consumer of bullion, is working on new policies to improve transparency and help expand its $19 billion gold jewelry industry, according to people with knowledge of the matter. The plans being worked out by the finance and commerce ministries along with industry groups should be finalized by the end of March...
  8. China Builds Its Global Role, One Infrastructure Loan at a Time

    China Builds Its Global Role, One Infrastructure Loan at a Time
    The China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank is a mere startup among development lenders -- but already has a global footprint. Kicking off its second annual conference in the Korean resort island of Jeju on Friday, the bank can now boast a loan book of $2.5 billion, capped by new projects in India, Georgia and Tajikistan announced on Thursday. Now as 77 members back investments from a...
  9. India Banks to Go to Court Over Bad Loans of 12 Large Debtors

    India Banks to Go to Court Over Bad Loans of 12 Large Debtors
    India’s banks have been ordered to use the country’s courts to resolve bad loans totaling about 2 trillion rupees ($31 billion) issued to 12 large debtors. The Reserve Bank of India told the banks to use insolvency laws to find a solution for the debtors, which account for a quarter of the country’s total bad loans, before moving on to...
  10. How the World’s Farmers Went to Work for China

    How the World’s Farmers Went to Work for China
    China has single-handedly reshaped the global agricultural commodity-supply chain in the 21st century. The combination of more mouths to feed with even faster-growing wealth in the world's most populous nation has made China a magnet for farm goods, especially from the U.S., which now sells more of its harvest to China than any other country. The share of farm commodities...

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