Precious Metals - Week of 9.29.08
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Precious Metals – Week of 9.29.08

‘Unseen’ and ‘Unprecedented’ Demand For Bullion By Rich
By Javier Blas – Financial Times, London (30 Sep 2008)
SNB Completes Planned Gold Sales, No More Due
By Emma Thomasson – Forbes.com (29 Sep 2008)
Private Banks Rethinking Gold, Could Be Next Big Buyers
By Jonathan Leff – Reuters (29 Sep 2008)
Mints, Refiners Cut Off Gold, Silver Supplies, Irish Dealer Says
By David Clerkin – Sunday Business Post, Dublin (28 Sep 2008)
European Central Banks Cut Sales of Gold
By Javier Blas – Financial Times, London (28 Sept 2008)
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Catherine
I listened to you on CTC … re the price of gold and silver … whats going on with the price of these metals. Even considering a 10% premium over spot it just doesnt jive with the economic climate
regards
Heath
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Catherine
I listened to you on CTC … re the price of gold and silver … whats going on with the price of these metals. Even considering a 10% premium over spot it just doesnt jive with the economic climate
regards
Heath