Gold Coins, Bars In Demand - +9% In Q1, 2017
Gold Coins and Bars Demand Rises 9% In Q1, 2017
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Is North Korea The Excuse China Needs To Launch Monetary Armageddon?
Authored by Mark St.Cyr,
If one were only to get their “news” via the main-stream media outlets, it wouldn’t be wrong to assume when it came to the understanding of what is really going on across the globe, along with the consequences, most haven’t a clue. This point is made manifest with no greater example than the elections currently taking place in France.
Wall Street Reacts To Macron's Win: "Don't Expect Fireworks"
Emmanuel Macron has won the presidency of France, and markets can heave a sigh of relief. The key question for traders is what comes next.
As Bloomberg's Cameron Crise notes, markets have cheered Macron’s victory not for who he is, but rather because of who he is not. That is a fairly slender thread on which to hang a case for a secular reversal in the euro.
Emmanuel Macron Elected President Of France With 65% Of The Vote: Live Feed
Live Feed from France 24:
Low Early Turnout As France Decides The "Future Of The EU"
According to the French interior ministry some 28.54% of registered voters have cast their votes in the presidential election by 12:00 a.m. local time (1000 GMT) on Sunday, a lower than expected initial turnout and the lowest at this stage of the day since the 2002 presidential poll, when it was 26.19%. Prior midday turnouts were 30.66% and 34.11% in 2012 and 2007, respectively. A final turnout of 75% is expected at this election; the eventual turnouts in 2002, 2007 and 2012 were all above 80 percent.