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Getting gold monetisation going
However, due to the limited number of collection and purity testing centres, especially in rural India, and the unwillingness of housewives to get their jewellery melted, dampened the appeal of GMS. The BJP-led NDA regimes under the leadership of both Atal Bihari Vajpayee and Narendra Modi have sought to bring the huge amount of gold—estimated at 24,000-25,000 tonnes, with households and…
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Govt tweaks gold monetisation scheme to woo temples, now allows repayments in gold
Govt tweaks gold monetisation scheme to woo temples, now allows repayments in gold
New Delhi – India on Friday tweaked its gold monetisation scheme to allow repayments in gold for medium- and long-term deposits, making the plan more attractive for temples that are sitting on thousands of tonnes of the metal.
The Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple or Tirupati, the world's richest Hindu temple whose participation is crucial to the success of mobilising India's idle gold, had requested…
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Gold Monetisation, Bond Schemes Approved: Arun Jaitley
Gold Monetisation, Bond Schemes Approved: Arun Jaitley Finance Minister Arun Jaitley is addressing a press conference after the Cabinet met earlier in the day. from NDTV News - Profit Top Stories http://ift.tt/1hWhydl
India to citizens: put your gold into our banks
India to introduce a gold monetization scheme
To reduce trade deficits India has had for the last 35 years, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi wants to try a plan that will strongly encourage Indian people and temples to take gold they’re saving privately and put it into India’s banks. An estimated 20 thousand metric tons of gold jewelry, gold coins and bars are privately held in India. (more…)
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Keiser Report: Sterlageddon
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Keiser Report: Sterlageddon
In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss ending the currency war with a gold standard.
They also look at how, since going off the gold standard in 1971, productivity gains have all gone to the one percent who create and push the paper and credit.
In the second half of the show, Max Keiser talks to Jan Skoyles of the Real Asset Company about gold monetisation, renminbi internationalisation and the very harsh laws against sterling devaluation.
