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>Chute record des inventaires d’or du COMEX  - Charleston Voice. - Charleston Voice
Il faut mettre en balance cela avec les autres places de marché qui explosent !

Type Dubai et shangai

Shivom Seth
April 11, 2013
MUMBAI (MINEWEB) -
As much as $70 billion worth of gold was traded through Dubai during 2012, a Dubai Multi Commodities Centre official has said a significant jump from the roughly 6 billion the Dubai traded in 2003.
Official data revealed that the gold trade was worth around $56 billion in 2011. The figure for 2012 is estimated to be at least 25% higher, according to Ahmed Bin Sulayem, executive chairman of the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre. He attributed the rise to greater confidence in the market and the trading infrastructure in the Emirate.
Speaking at the Dubai Precious Metals Conference 2013, Sulayem said Dubai has become a major international gold and precious metals trading destination, with more than 20% of the world's physical gold imported as well as exported via the Emirate.
Sulayem said Dubai had turned out to be a major bullion centre and a global gateway for commodities trade. He added that the Commodities Centre is planning to develop the city's local and regional banks into bullion banks, in order to address the requirements of suppliers in Africa and consumers in India.
Gautam Sashittal, Chief Operating Officer, at the Commodities Centre, and an Indian, said demand continues to be strong, with most new firms coming in from the emerging markets in Africa, India and China. The Centre expects to host over 10,000 registered firms by 2015.
The Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange, which is part of the Commodities Centre is also planning to launch the UAE’s first ever spot gold contract, which will allow investors in the country to buy and sell physical gold on a domestic exchange.
The Centre, which is located in the Jumeirah Lakes Towers district of Dubai, has subterranean vaults to store gold and other precious items. Sulayem told local media that given an increase in fees to store gold in the vaults in Switzerland, many people had moved to Dubai and were using the vaults in the Centre to store their gold deposits. He added that at the Centre, there are no tax hikes for 50 years and given the issues facing the Euro Zone, investors are wont to move to a safer place.
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