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Recession in US will be disaster for China, India |
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If US goes into recession, it’s going to be a disaster for China and India because much of their credit is tied to our New York banks. China’s direct sales to the US, which are already slowing, would fall off dramatically. |
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'China is very worried about growth' |
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There is so much scrambling to get liquidity and cash. While commodities demand has softened in Europe and the US, demand is still growing in emerging economies such as Brazil, India and China. China is less worried about inflation and more worried about growth. |
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'Why I love to buy all the bullion I can' |
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Louis James, Senior Editor of Doug Casey’s International Speculator, describes a currency crisis of historic proportions that is dragging US economy down a dark and treacherous path lit only by the shining star of gold. |
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Syndicate Bank: Reaching the farmer's doorstep |
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When financial inclusion has become a compulsion, Syndicate Bank is proud that they launched this pioneering concept in 1928. Tech-savvy banks are introducing smart-cards for rural and semi-urban areas where branch banking is not possible. |
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'Gold price band of $800 to $1000 will remain' |
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What’s happening now is panic. Lehman Brothers got into trouble, and people began speculating about what would come next. Merrill Lynch disappeared; Lehman went bankrupt and there are only two left—Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley. |
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Importance of value added spices to our cuisines |
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Ninety per cent of the food is eaten because of its visual appeal. First you eat with your eyes, if the food looks good, you eat with your nose, if it smells good, then you taste with your tongue. If it tastes good, you go on eating, Sanjaya Mariwala said. |
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'Panic effect could push Gold to $4,000 or $5,000' |
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"Will gold hit $1,500 or $2,000 in the next five years? I don’t know. A panic effect could push it to $4,000 or $5,000. One thing for sure, we’ve seen $1,000. We’ll see it again and higher. I don’t know how big it’s going to be," says veteran gold analyst Pierre Lassonde. |
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Gold is the hedge against calamity in America |
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"We are not seriously concerned that China or India will roll over. So, we continue to like commodities in general, and gold is the hedge against calamity in the North American markets," says David Coffin. |
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'India has most beautiful women & worst netas' |
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"I am keenly watching countries like China and India, where there are great opportunities. This is going to be Asia's century," says global investor and commodities guru Jim Rogers in an exclusive interview to Commodity Online.
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'Gold price will rise again' |
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Legendary mining executive Rob McEwen says he is optimistic about price of gold that will rise again and believes we're in a seasonal slump, and the fundamentals remain strong. |
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RMMI: Moving faster to stay ahead |
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RAK Ceramics and Trimex share several managerial and operational synergies that have developed into a history of successful collaboration, which has in turn naturally progressed into a joint venture, says Madhu Koneru, managing director of RMMI. |
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'Gold will rise to $1,200-$1,400 range' |
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Financier and newsletter writer Darrell Brookstein talks about the turbulent gold market. He believes that this is just a pullback in a bull commodities market and predicts that gold would again rise to the range of $1,200 to $1,400. |
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'Growing consumerism will continue to drive demand' |
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People use gold more as a hedge against currencies, but I do believe the outlook for gold is favorable and will likely drag silver along with it, says Neil MacDonald, CEO and Director of NovaDX. |
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Gold is safe haven for looming crash |
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Bob Moriarty, founder of 321gold.com, gives us his no-holds-barred opinions on where the economy is headed, the demise of the dollar, and which mining companies are worth taking a look at. |
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India's National Action Plan on Climate Change soon |
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India's sustainable development model will ensure that its percapita greenhouse gas emissions will not exceed those of developed countries. It also reflects our view that eventually there has to be a global convergence of per capita GHG emissions. |
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'Conventional energy is better than mineral exploration' |
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Legendary investor Rick Rule, founder of Global Resource Investments explains how important his bottom-ups approach is to his investing strategy, and how he looks for the best risk-adjusted value and the best management teams. |
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'Disconnect between share prices, metals will persist' |
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Legendary investor Rick Rule, founder of Global Resource Investments shares his thoughts on everything from why he's considering re-entering the market for junior miners. |
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'Gold remains the best investment option' |
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Ron Parratt, president and CEO of AuEx Ventures, shares his passion as a geologist and exploration manager and his enthusiasm for some of his favorite junior explorers. |
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Demand-supply fundamentals will drive gold |
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Whether it's gold, silver, copper, cobalt, zinc or any of other metals – over the last few years there’s been a very significant increase in prices in real terms as the demand for the metal increases at a faster pace than what mining industry could deliver |
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Duluth Complex: A world-class value play |
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John Tumazos, principal and founder of John Tumazos Very Independent Research LLC, discusses about the Duluth Complex, a polymetallic mining district in Minnesota, and the five companies that comprise the Complex. |
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'Money power drives Rajathi to success' |
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Rajesh M, MD of Exim Rajathi group gives insight on the philosophy and values that helped the group attain global standards. |
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