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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.458.641 von Goldbaba am 30.03.15 20:09:51Madness Coming To Gold Market: “There Are Thirty to Fifty Owners For Each Ounce of Gold That’s Out There”
gold-trapThough the price of gold has seen a significant drop over the last two years from it’s all time highs of about $1900 per ounce, many experts and analysts believe that western central banks and their colleagues at major financial institutions have been manipulating the price. The rampant manipulation is believed to stem, in part, from the formerly Rothschild owned London Gold Fix, an organization made up of five large banks that make a daily determination of what the price of gold should be.
It is this unilateral control by western banks that recently prompted the Chinese to create their own Shanghai Gold Exchange. What separates the two is that the Chinese will be using their currency, the Yuan, as the reserve rather than the U.S. Dollar. Moreover, unlike their European counterparts, the Chinese will be trading in actual physical dollars.
The Daily Coin explains:
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http://www.shtfplan.com/headline-news/madness-coming-to-gold…
The product is gold. When gold is bought or sold [on the Shanghai Gold Exchange] a person actually takes delivery of the gold.
That is not the case in London. In London the price is based two factors: 1) the “futures” market in New York. This is where people buy a contract for future gold. Gold that may or may not exist today but they are willing to purchase today and take “delivery” in the future. 2) The other factor is a very small group of banksters sitting around and determining what the price should be. You know, good-ole-boys club.
It is this process by central banks in the west that will ultimately lead to the destruction of the paper gold market as it exists today.
The banks operating in these paper markets do so with gold that they don’t own. They trade in paper receipts. The reason that’s a problem is that there are anywhere from thirty to fifty “owners” for every ounce of gold out there...
gold-trapThough the price of gold has seen a significant drop over the last two years from it’s all time highs of about $1900 per ounce, many experts and analysts believe that western central banks and their colleagues at major financial institutions have been manipulating the price. The rampant manipulation is believed to stem, in part, from the formerly Rothschild owned London Gold Fix, an organization made up of five large banks that make a daily determination of what the price of gold should be.
It is this unilateral control by western banks that recently prompted the Chinese to create their own Shanghai Gold Exchange. What separates the two is that the Chinese will be using their currency, the Yuan, as the reserve rather than the U.S. Dollar. Moreover, unlike their European counterparts, the Chinese will be trading in actual physical dollars.
The Daily Coin explains:
....
http://www.shtfplan.com/headline-news/madness-coming-to-gold…
The product is gold. When gold is bought or sold [on the Shanghai Gold Exchange] a person actually takes delivery of the gold.
That is not the case in London. In London the price is based two factors: 1) the “futures” market in New York. This is where people buy a contract for future gold. Gold that may or may not exist today but they are willing to purchase today and take “delivery” in the future. 2) The other factor is a very small group of banksters sitting around and determining what the price should be. You know, good-ole-boys club.
It is this process by central banks in the west that will ultimately lead to the destruction of the paper gold market as it exists today.
The banks operating in these paper markets do so with gold that they don’t own. They trade in paper receipts. The reason that’s a problem is that there are anywhere from thirty to fifty “owners” for every ounce of gold out there...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.433.753 von Goldbaba am 26.03.15 19:33:12BOAO /China/, March 28. /TASS/. The volume of China’s investment in other countries’ economies by 2020 will exceed $500 billion, President Xi Jinping said while speaking at the opening of the Boao Forum for Asia annual conference 2015.
"The Chinese economy has entered a new stage of its development, which will be for the benefit of all world countries," the Chinese leader said.
He said the volume of "Chinese investment abroad will exceed $500 billion over the next five years."
This year, some 2,000 politicians, economists and representatives of business circles take part in the forum’s work. The Russian delegation is led by First Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov.
http://tass.ru/en/world/785573
"The Chinese economy has entered a new stage of its development, which will be for the benefit of all world countries," the Chinese leader said.
He said the volume of "Chinese investment abroad will exceed $500 billion over the next five years."
This year, some 2,000 politicians, economists and representatives of business circles take part in the forum’s work. The Russian delegation is led by First Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov.
http://tass.ru/en/world/785573
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.433.660 von Goldbaba am 26.03.15 19:21:53
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.421.300 von Goldbaba am 25.03.15 17:58:38
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US Sulks as Allies Hop aboard China's Asian Bank
Washington fears Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank will become an instrument of Chinese foreign policy. Just as World Bank has been for the US for the last 70 years
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The UK is guilty of “constantly accommodating” China, hissed an anonymous White House official in mid-March. The British government had just announced the UK would become a founder member of a new China-led financial institution that one day could rival the World Bank.
Ever since Beijing launched the $50bn Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank last October, US officials have insisted Western countries “could help shape the standards and rules” this institution will adopt “by staying on the outside”. The real reason for Washington’s lack of engagement, of course, actually lay in fears the AIIB will become an instrument of Chinese foreign policy. That, after all, is precisely the role the World Bank has played for the US for the best part of 70 years....
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Washington fears Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank will become an instrument of Chinese foreign policy. Just as World Bank has been for the US for the last 70 years
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opinion 21 hours ago | 1481 Comments
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Another bungle of US diplomacy
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Russia Sanctions Probably Won't Last Much Longer
Wed, Oct 1 | 3880 Comments
Economic Realities May Force West to Abandon Sanctions
Wed, Oct 22 | 3146 Comments
Why Oil Price Is on Its Way Back to $80-120
Sat, Feb 21 | 5496 Comments
This article originally appeared at Business New Europe
The UK is guilty of “constantly accommodating” China, hissed an anonymous White House official in mid-March. The British government had just announced the UK would become a founder member of a new China-led financial institution that one day could rival the World Bank.
Ever since Beijing launched the $50bn Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank last October, US officials have insisted Western countries “could help shape the standards and rules” this institution will adopt “by staying on the outside”. The real reason for Washington’s lack of engagement, of course, actually lay in fears the AIIB will become an instrument of Chinese foreign policy. That, after all, is precisely the role the World Bank has played for the US for the best part of 70 years....
http://russia-insider.com/en/2015/03/24/4867
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.421.129 von Goldbaba am 25.03.15 17:45:42http://seekingalpha.com/article/3026846-bill-holter-china-wi…
...CK: An example scenario of that, from a public point of view, might be waking up one day and China announcing that they have ended up accumulating ten thousand tons of gold. Is that kind of the idea you have in mind?
BH: You may see a few days of $50 or $100 moves upward, and then all of sudden China comes out. They may or may not say "We have not been delivered on," but I think they could step up and they could pick a number. They could use $2500, $4000, $10000 - who knows? But they could step up and say, "We will rebid $4000 an ounce on any and all gold anyone wants to sell." Now what is the price of gold? What is the new price of gold? It is $4000. It does not matter what Hallmark's fantasy land says it is. The price of gold basically would be what the Chinese say it is...
...CK: An example scenario of that, from a public point of view, might be waking up one day and China announcing that they have ended up accumulating ten thousand tons of gold. Is that kind of the idea you have in mind?
BH: You may see a few days of $50 or $100 moves upward, and then all of sudden China comes out. They may or may not say "We have not been delivered on," but I think they could step up and they could pick a number. They could use $2500, $4000, $10000 - who knows? But they could step up and say, "We will rebid $4000 an ounce on any and all gold anyone wants to sell." Now what is the price of gold? What is the new price of gold? It is $4000. It does not matter what Hallmark's fantasy land says it is. The price of gold basically would be what the Chinese say it is...
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.421.096 von Goldbaba am 25.03.15 17:43:36http://rt.com/business/242897-switzerland-luxembourg-aiib-ch…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.420.874 von Goldbaba am 25.03.15 17:23:43Kehrtwendung in den USA:
The International Monetary Fund, World Bank and the Asian Development Bank have expressed their support for the China-led international bank as the US now propose to work in partnership, according to the Wall Street Journal.
The Obama administration wants to use existing development banks to co-finance projects with Beijing’s new organization, the WSJ reported. This comes as Washington faced defiance from its major allies, which have been applying to join the Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) despite America’s warnings to stay away.
“The US would welcome new multilateral institutions that strengthen the international financial architecture,” Nathan Sheets, US Treasury under-secretary for International Affairs was cited as saying. “Co-financing projects with existing institutions such as the World Bank or the Asian Development Bank will help ensure high quality, time-tested standards are maintained.” He added that co-financed projects would ensure the bank complements rather than competes with existing institutions. ...
http://rt.com/business/243301-us-aiib-partnership-support/
The International Monetary Fund, World Bank and the Asian Development Bank have expressed their support for the China-led international bank as the US now propose to work in partnership, according to the Wall Street Journal.
The Obama administration wants to use existing development banks to co-finance projects with Beijing’s new organization, the WSJ reported. This comes as Washington faced defiance from its major allies, which have been applying to join the Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) despite America’s warnings to stay away.
“The US would welcome new multilateral institutions that strengthen the international financial architecture,” Nathan Sheets, US Treasury under-secretary for International Affairs was cited as saying. “Co-financing projects with existing institutions such as the World Bank or the Asian Development Bank will help ensure high quality, time-tested standards are maintained.” He added that co-financed projects would ensure the bank complements rather than competes with existing institutions. ...
http://rt.com/business/243301-us-aiib-partnership-support/
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.420.517 von Goldbaba am 25.03.15 16:50:56 „Der Dollar hält sich nur noch durch militärische Erpressung auf den Beinen“
Deutsche Wirtschafts Nachrichten | Veröffentlicht: 17.03.15 19:35 Uhr | 266 Kommentare
Überschuldung, Inflation, Subventionen und Korruption: Die meisten Probleme der aktuellen Finanzkrise sind auf eine ungedeckte Papierwährung zurückführen. Das internationale Goldstandard-Institut plädiert daher für eine Rückkehr zu goldgedeckten Währungen, um der Maßlosigkeit einen Riegel vorzuschieben.
Thomas Bachheimer: Auch auf die Gefahr hin, dass ich mich wiederhole: Vertrauen ist das Rückgrat jeder Währung. Gold ist gespeicherte Arbeitsleistung und somit aggregiertes Vertrauen. Aber auch durch sein Stock-to-Flow-Verhältnis von 1:70 (jährlich gefördertes Gold im Verhältnis zur historischen Gesamtförderung) ist es Garant für Stabilität. Daher führt an einer Wiedereinführung des Goldstandards überhaupt kein Weg vorbei. Historisch belegt ist bislang noch jedes Papiergeld-Experiment gescheitert und wurde von einem Goldstandard abgelöst...
http://deutsche-wirtschafts-nachrichten.de/2015/03/17/der-do…
Deutsche Wirtschafts Nachrichten | Veröffentlicht: 17.03.15 19:35 Uhr | 266 Kommentare
Überschuldung, Inflation, Subventionen und Korruption: Die meisten Probleme der aktuellen Finanzkrise sind auf eine ungedeckte Papierwährung zurückführen. Das internationale Goldstandard-Institut plädiert daher für eine Rückkehr zu goldgedeckten Währungen, um der Maßlosigkeit einen Riegel vorzuschieben.
Thomas Bachheimer: Auch auf die Gefahr hin, dass ich mich wiederhole: Vertrauen ist das Rückgrat jeder Währung. Gold ist gespeicherte Arbeitsleistung und somit aggregiertes Vertrauen. Aber auch durch sein Stock-to-Flow-Verhältnis von 1:70 (jährlich gefördertes Gold im Verhältnis zur historischen Gesamtförderung) ist es Garant für Stabilität. Daher führt an einer Wiedereinführung des Goldstandards überhaupt kein Weg vorbei. Historisch belegt ist bislang noch jedes Papiergeld-Experiment gescheitert und wurde von einem Goldstandard abgelöst...
http://deutsche-wirtschafts-nachrichten.de/2015/03/17/der-do…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.420.469 von Goldbaba am 25.03.15 16:47:02 Li Keqiang empfängt IWF-Chefin Lagarde
Schlagwörter: Li Keqiang , IWF, China
Chinas Ministerpräsident Li Keqiang hat am Montag in Beijing die Direktorin des Internationalen Währungsfonds (IWF), Christine Lagarde, empfangen.
Li sprach sich bei dem Treffen für die Koordination der makroökonomischen Politik verschiedener Länder sowie die Stabilität des globalen Finanzsystems aus. China wolle die Volksmassen bei Pionierarbeiten und Innovationen durch Finanzreformen besser unterstützen, so Li.
Ferner drückte der chinesische Ministerpräsident seine Hoffnung aus, dass sich China durch den Beitritt zum Sonderziehungsrecht (SZR) des IWF an der internationalen Zusammenarbeit zur finanziellen Stabilität der Welt beteiligen könne. In diesem Sinne versprach er eine Liberalisierung der chinesischen Landeswährung Renminbi und einen offeneren Kapitalmarkt in China.
Lagarde lobte die wichtige Rolle der chinesischen Reform und Öffnung bei der Regulierung der Weltwirtschaft. Die Finanzreformen in China würden zur finanziellen Stabilität der Welt beitragen, so die IWF-Direktorin.
http://german.china.org.cn/international/2015-03/24/content_…
Schlagwörter: Li Keqiang , IWF, China
Chinas Ministerpräsident Li Keqiang hat am Montag in Beijing die Direktorin des Internationalen Währungsfonds (IWF), Christine Lagarde, empfangen.
Li sprach sich bei dem Treffen für die Koordination der makroökonomischen Politik verschiedener Länder sowie die Stabilität des globalen Finanzsystems aus. China wolle die Volksmassen bei Pionierarbeiten und Innovationen durch Finanzreformen besser unterstützen, so Li.
Ferner drückte der chinesische Ministerpräsident seine Hoffnung aus, dass sich China durch den Beitritt zum Sonderziehungsrecht (SZR) des IWF an der internationalen Zusammenarbeit zur finanziellen Stabilität der Welt beteiligen könne. In diesem Sinne versprach er eine Liberalisierung der chinesischen Landeswährung Renminbi und einen offeneren Kapitalmarkt in China.
Lagarde lobte die wichtige Rolle der chinesischen Reform und Öffnung bei der Regulierung der Weltwirtschaft. Die Finanzreformen in China würden zur finanziellen Stabilität der Welt beitragen, so die IWF-Direktorin.
http://german.china.org.cn/international/2015-03/24/content_…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.419.926 von Goldbaba am 25.03.15 16:00:57Merkwürdig!
Was soll davon gehalten werden?
Am Montag empfing Chinas Ministerpräsident Li Keqiang in Peking von den Medien in Deutschland weitgehend unbemerkt Christine Lagarde. Die Direktorin des IWF, also des Internationalen Währungsfonds, sprach in wichtiger Sache vor. Denn China möchte Teil des »Sonderziehungsrechts« (SZR) werden, das der IWF hat.
Ganz im Sinne des IWF versprach Li Keqiang die »Liberalisierung der chinesischen Landeswährung Renminbi« sowie eine Öffnung des Kapitalmarkts in China. Im Gegenzug lobte Lagarde die »wichtige Rolle der chinesischen Reform und Öffnung bei der Regulierung der Weltwirtschaft«.....
http://info.kopp-verlag.de/hintergruende/geostrategie/janne-…
Den USA müssten die Ohren klingeln. Denn die Sonderziehungsrechte sind selbst eine wenn auch künstliche Währung, die sogar Zahlungsmittel sein kann.
Was soll davon gehalten werden?
Am Montag empfing Chinas Ministerpräsident Li Keqiang in Peking von den Medien in Deutschland weitgehend unbemerkt Christine Lagarde. Die Direktorin des IWF, also des Internationalen Währungsfonds, sprach in wichtiger Sache vor. Denn China möchte Teil des »Sonderziehungsrechts« (SZR) werden, das der IWF hat.
Ganz im Sinne des IWF versprach Li Keqiang die »Liberalisierung der chinesischen Landeswährung Renminbi« sowie eine Öffnung des Kapitalmarkts in China. Im Gegenzug lobte Lagarde die »wichtige Rolle der chinesischen Reform und Öffnung bei der Regulierung der Weltwirtschaft«.....
http://info.kopp-verlag.de/hintergruende/geostrategie/janne-…
Den USA müssten die Ohren klingeln. Denn die Sonderziehungsrechte sind selbst eine wenn auch künstliche Währung, die sogar Zahlungsmittel sein kann.
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