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		  <pubDate>July 5, 2008, 11:06 am</pubDate>
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				<title>An expert's view on South African Gold miners </title>
				<description>If South Africa were to drop to the level of their sub Saharan neighbors the miners will have adjusted their resources and supplies to a self sufficient or alternative source base. </description>
				<date>2008-07-05</date>
				<link>http://www.commodityonline.com/news/columns/An-experts-view-on-South-African-Gold-miners--10223-3.html</link>
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				<title>Food for thought: What fuels hunger?</title>
				<description>According to International Rice Research Institute Vietnam Thailand and Bangladesh are loosing tens of thousands of hectares of prime land every year to urban and industrial sprawl.</description>
				<date>2008-07-03</date>
				<link>http://www.commodityonline.com/news/columns/Food-for-thought-What-fuels-hunger-10169-3.html</link>
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				<title>Has Gold moved decisively higher after a 7.5% loss?</title>
				<description>Oil continues to trump Gold in bullishness however. The Gold: Oil Ratio has found some support at the 6.4 to 1 level but hasn't yet indicated it's ready to turn upward.</description>
				<date>2008-07-02</date>
				<link>http://www.commodityonline.com/news/columns/Has-Gold-moved-decisively-higher-after-a-75-loss-10118-3.html</link>
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				<title>Rational action national larceny and ban on Gold</title>
				<description>In Dong or in Dollars the average price of Gold so far this year is 250 above the average price in the same period last year  a loss of 37% in the value of the paper currencies.</description>
				<date>2008-07-01</date>
				<link>http://www.commodityonline.com/news/columns/Rational-action-national-larceny-and-ban-on-Gold-10068-3.html</link>
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				<title>Buy Gold ahead of coming inflationary wipe out</title>
				<description>Reduce your standard of living now greatly increase your savings in Gold which is real money and rig for greatly changed patterns of production consumption employment and business for a considerable time. </description>
				<date>2008-06-30</date>
				<link>http://www.commodityonline.com/news/columns/Buy-Gold-ahead-of-coming-inflationary-wipe-out-10024-3.html</link>
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				<title>Global Economic Integration and Decoupling </title>
				<description>Few question the importance of financial linkages between the United States and other industrial economies which is an area where decoupling clearly has not occurred during the recent episode.</description>
				<date>2008-06-27</date>
				<link>http://www.commodityonline.com/news/columns/Global-Economic-Integration-and-Decoupling--9985-3.html</link>
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				<title>The true costs of beating inflation and letting it run</title>
				<description>The developed world of the early 1970s preferred to let inflation run wild because few people guessed what a mess it would cause  neither for workers business or capital investors. </description>
				<date>2008-06-26</date>
				<link>http://www.commodityonline.com/news/columns/The-true-costs-of-beating-inflation-and-letting-it-run-9915-3.html</link>
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				<title>Will China's hike in fuel prices impact world markets</title>
				<description>Beyond the Chinese people several global industries will be hit hard by the increase in energy costs. Already many businesses are suffering because of inadequate power supply. </description>
				<date>2008-06-25</date>
				<link>http://www.commodityonline.com/news/columns/Will-Chinas-hike-in-fuel-prices-impact-world-markets-9871-3.html</link>
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				<title>Price discovery = farmer's gain</title>
				<description>What are the benefits from commodity futures? Who are the beneficiaries of the commodity futures? How do I begin trading? What amount should I earmark for starting trading in commodities?</description>
				<date>2008-06-24</date>
				<link>http://www.commodityonline.com/news/columns/Price-discovery-=-farmers-gain-9814-3.html</link>
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				<title>Global inflation: Contagion grabs the economy </title>
				<description>Inflation is the result of development in the global balance of demand and supply of food and energy and it will remain markedly above the target until well into 2009.</description>
				<date>2008-06-23</date>
				<link>http://www.commodityonline.com/news/columns/Global-inflation-Contagion-grabs-the-economy--9776-3.html</link>
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				<title>Why commodity currencies get weak in real terms?</title>
				<description>The Reserve Bank is powerless to dent the demand for Aussie resources from foreign manufacturers and construction firms. It's that demand  long term and enormous  that's fueling inflation in Australia.</description>
				<date>2008-06-20</date>
				<link>http://www.commodityonline.com/news/columns/Why-commodity-currencies-get-weak-in-real-terms-9713-3.html</link>
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				<title>Palace mines and chaos</title>
				<description>Mining business is all about cost management and big volumes. If you can't manage a mine properly then better be out of it.</description>
				<date>2008-06-19</date>
				<link>http://www.commodityonline.com/news/columns/Palace-mines-and-chaos-9658-3.html</link>
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