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Latest Deutsche Bank Research
News16/02/2015 | 8804 Views
Latest Deutsche Bank Research

Summary Recent research by Deutsche Bank shows global financial assets grew to an all-time high of $294 trillion. Since 2007 most

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Chinese Gold – the real story
News16/02/2015 | 5595 Views
Chinese Gold – the real story

On Friday we posted the key points of the WGC’s 2014 gold report.  In that report they state total Chinese consumer demand was 814t, far le

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WGC 2014 Gold Trends Report
News13/02/2015 | 5513 Views
WGC 2014 Gold Trends Report

Whilst it has its technical detractors*, the World Gold Council’s annual Gold Demand Trends report is the most recognised for demand and supply

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Ainslie Radio - 13th February 2015
News13/02/2015 | 4562 Views
Ainslie Radio - 13th February 2015

Enjoy this week's Ainslie Radio. Current gold and silver prices. Strong US market reaction, weakening gold - 9% drop in US mortages - China's slide in

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The Greek Tragedy
News12/02/2015 | 5258 Views
The Greek Tragedy

Early reports from last night’s highly anticipated Eurogroup meeting on the Greek debt situation indicate no agreement was reached (after an ear

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Money printing gone mad
News11/02/2015 | 5480 Views
Money printing gone mad

Yesterday we discussed a few graphs that question the so called global growth engine of the US.  Today we provide 2 graphs that give further insi

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US “growth engine” v reality
News10/02/2015 | 5006 Views
US “growth engine” v reality

The US economic recovery is saving the world.  That is what the main stream press is touting.  US Treasury Secretary Jack Lew yesterday warn

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Unbaking the GFC cake
News09/02/2015 | 8015 Views
Unbaking the GFC cake

McKinsey Global Institute have released a 136 page extensively researched report entitled “Debt and (Not Much) Deleveraging”.  T

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