Category Archives: Gross Domestic Product

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Market Reaches Level of Exuberance

By Richard Giedroyc 
Are stocks overpriced, or are gold and silver in coin as well as in bullion format following the value of equities in tandem? Some sources are suggesting that gold and silver are moving parallel to equities due to those equities being overpriced. The record 32.9 percent decline in Gross Domestic Product in the second quarter appears to support that argument

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World’s Largest Per Capita Gold Consuming Nations As A Percent Of GDP

Most market observers are aware that China is the world’s largest gold-consuming nation.  However, a different way of judging the relative strength of gold demand in a country is to express it as a percentage of Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
Such a ranking will tend to highly rank nations with lower levels of wealth or wealthy countries with low populations

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Paper Money – What Are The World’s 15 Highest Denominations Ranked by GDP

Paper Money Denominations Updated by Coinweek Staff July 24, 2018 ……. Ever wonder what the highest-denomination paper money banknotes are in the world’s top-producing nations based on GDP? At a time when terrorism and other criminal activities increasingly have the attention of international police and regulatory agencies, there is greater pressure on authorities to eliminate the […]

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