Chinese businesses rush to Indonesia in lead up to mineral export ban
Chinese investors and suppliers are flocking to Indonesia in the lead up to the archipelago nation's imposition of a ban on mineral exports in 2014.
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There is huge pent up demand after 18 months of declining imports.
Saudi women banned from working in gold industry
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The myth of affordable energy
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Ugly end to bearish week for gold
Traders are now worrying that without a clear catalyst to push prices higher, gold will continue to drift lower in the coming weeks.
