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China's long term gold plans
China is far more adept than the capitalist West in looking to the long term and nowhere is this more apparent in its attitude towards gold.
September 19, 2014--The launch of Shanghai Gold Exchange trading yuan denominated contracts in the China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone Thursday, which has enabled foreign investors to invest in China's physical gold bullion market, is yet another one of China's overt moves to dominate the global gold sector long term.
It may make a slow start but aims to become the world’s biggest physical gold exchange and is thus is in itself a move towards reducing the influence of COMEX and the LBMA on global gold trade and pricing and move the centre of gravity for this eastwards. Similar moves to set up new international gold contracts in Singapore and Hong Kong will further accelerate the move in gold trade to east Asia.
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Source: MineWeb
Deutsche Bank dour over gold investment in India
A shift away from physical to financial savings through bank deposits, mutual funds and insurance is gathering steam says Deutsche Bank.
September 19, 2014--The going is good for India. With crude prices retreating to 17 months low of 97 per barrel from $105 per barrel in mid June, and coal prices falling to 5 year lows, and gold prices having stuck to a seven and a half month low, the Indian economy seems poised for multi layered benefits,
Deutsche Bank has said in a report.
India's vicious economic cycle, between 2010-2013 of slowing growth, elevated twin deficits and a skewed savings profile was amplified by surging global oil and gold prices, both of which are now in retreat, the report added.
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Source: MineWeb
China's economic data points to further softness
August 13, 2014--China's economy showed further signs of softening in July despite a burst of government stimulus measures, suggesting more policy support may be needed to keep growth on track as a property downturn worsens.
Unexpectedly weak growth in investment, retail sales and bank lending in July all pointed to growing vulnerabilities in the world's second-largest economy.
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Source: FIN24
S.Korea to double stock price movement limit, boost service sector
August 12, 2014--South Korea will double the daily price movement limit on stocks listed on the main board for the first time in nearly 16 years, in new measures the government unveiled on Tuesday to boost service businesses.
Each stock listed on the Korea Exchange will be allowed to rise or fall by up to 30 percent from its previous closing price, compared with 15 percent at present, the government said in a joint statement from six ministries and one agency.
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Source: Reuters
TSE ETF/ETN Monthly Report for Jul 2014
August 11, 2014--Trading gains seen in JPX-Nikkei 400 ETFs
Trading value in the ETF/ETN market in July 2014 was about JPY 1.579 trillion, with daily average trading value reaching about JPY 71.8 billion.
NEXT FUNDS JPX-Nikkei Index 400 Exchange Traded Fund saw trading value gains and ranked 10th overall.
Trading in Daiwa ETF JPX-Nikkei 400 and other JPX-Nikkei 400 ETFs also saw significant gains.
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Source: TSE
Vietnam welcomes debut onshore ETF
August 8, 2014--VietFund Management is marketing a domestic exchange-traded fund that will not be subject to
foreign-ownership limits.
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Source: Asian Investor
New ETF to be Listed on August 26, 2014(Tue.) ‐Nikko Asset Management‐ "Listed Index Fund Nikkei Leveraged Index"
August 6, 2014--Today, Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. (TSE) approved the listing of a new ETF managed by "Nikko Asset Management Co., Ltd".
The ETF will be listed on Tuesday, August 26, 2014...
Code 1358
Name Listed Index Fund Nikkei Leveraged Index
Listing Date 26. August, 2014(Scheduled)
Trading Unit 1 unit
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Source: TSE (Tokyo Stock Exchange)
IMF Working paper-Is Japan's Population Aging Deflationary?
August 4, 2014--Summary: Japan has the most rapidly aging population in the world. This affects growth and fiscal sustainability, but the potential impact on inflation has been studied less.
We use the IMF's Global Integrated Fiscal and Monetary Model (GIMF) and find substantial deflationary pressures from aging, mainly from declining growth and falling land prices. Dissaving by the elderly makes matters worse as it leads to real exchange rate appreciation from the repatriation of foreign assets. The deflationary effects from aging are magnified by the large fiscal consolidation need. Many of these factors will beset other advanced countries as well, but we find that deflation risk from aging is not inevitable as ambitious structural reforms and an aggressive monetary policy reaction can provide the offset.
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Source: IMF
Indicative NAV published for new ETFs through the FLEX standard service
August 4, 2014--Indicative NAV published for new ETFs through the FLEX standard service.
Beginning on August 11, 2014, Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. (TSE) will publish the real-time Indicative Net Asset Value (Indicative NAV) per share through the FLEX standard service for the below one Exchange Traded Fund (ETF...
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Source: TSE (Tokyo Stock Exchange)
IMF Survey: China Would Benefit from Slower but Safer Growth
Successful implementation of comprehensive reform agenda will secure more balanced, sustainable growth
Slower credit and investment growth are required to contain risks
Slower but safer growth path is good for China and the world
July 31, 2014--
After three decades of remarkable growth, China's economy has been slowing.
The country needs to implement the announced reform agenda and address vulnerabilities to secure a safer development path, said the IMF.
China's growth was 7.7 percent in 2013 and is expected to be around 7½ percent in 2014, in line with the government’s target, the IMF said in its most recent report on the state of the Chinese economy. Much of China's slowdown has been structural, reflecting the natural growth convergence, but weak global growth has also contributed.
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Source: IMF
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