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How much oil remains for the world to produce? Comparing assessment methods, and separating fact from fiction

How much oil remains for the world to produce? Comparing assessment methods, and separating fact from fiction Abstract This paper assesses how much oil remains to be produced, and whether this poses a significant constraint to global development. We describe the different categories of oil and related liquid fuels, and show that public-domain by-country and global […]

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How much oil remains for the world to produce? Comparing assessment methods, and separating fact from fiction

How much oil remains for the world to produce? Comparing assessment methods, and separating fact from fiction Abstract This paper assesses how much oil remains to be produced, and whether this poses a significant constraint to global development. We describe the different categories of oil and related liquid fuels, and show that public-domain by-country and global […]

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China Accelerates Renewed Gold-Buying Spree “To Diversify Its Reserves”

China Accelerates Renewed Gold-Buying Spree “To Diversify Its Reserves” After China’s official gold reserves rose for the first time in around two years (since Oct 2016) in December, Beijing appears to have joined the global gold rush, increasing its gold reserves for the second month in a row in January to 59.94 million ounces. As […]

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Canada has NO Gold but a Mountain of Debt… Things Will End Badly

Canada has NO Gold but a Mountain of Debt… Things Will End Badly While other central banks have been busy increasing their gold reserves, Canada sold off all its gold reserves in 2016. The Bank of Canada ranks last globally out of 100 major central banks. There is precedence in a central bank selling off […]

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Canada goes full Krugman. Finance minister jacks up borrowing and spending, confirms gold sale – Peter Diekmeyer

Canada goes full Krugman. Finance minister jacks up borrowing and spending, confirms gold sale – Peter Diekmeyer Bill Morneau took centre stage last week in the Canadian Parliament and didn’t disappoint. The new Liberal finance minister’s first budget jacked up program spending across the board, to be paid for by borrowing and, eventually, presumably, money […]

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Benn Steil: Could China Have a Reserves Crisis?

BENN STEIL: COULD CHINA HAVE A RESERVES CRISIS? Last summer, U.S. lawmakers were condemning China for pushing down its currency, arguing that it was still “terribly undervalued.” But those days may be long gone.  Chinese and foreigners alike have been stampeding out of RMB, leaving the Chinese central bank struggling to keep its value up and prevent […]

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It’s Just Not Saudi Arabia’s Year: First Oil Prices, Now This…

It’s Just Not Saudi Arabia’s Year: First Oil Prices, Now This… Last week, in the latest sign of Saudi Arabia’s deteriorating financial condition, S&P downgraded the kingdom to AA- negative citing “lower for longer” crude and the attendant ballooning fiscal deficit. To be sure, we’ve covered the story extensively and it was almost exactly one […]

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Once Burned, Twice Shy? Utica Shale Touted to Investors As Shale Drillers Continue Posting Losses

Once Burned, Twice Shy? Utica Shale Touted to Investors As Shale Drillers Continue Posting Losses For the past several weeks, the drilling industry — hammered by bad financial results — has begun promoting its next big thing: the Utica shale, generating the sort of headlines you might have seen five years ago, when the shale […]

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Blogger Ben’s Basically Full Of It

Blogger Ben’s Basically Full Of It Ben Bernanke’s skin is as thin, apparently, as is his comprehension of honest economics. The emphasis is on the “honest” part because he is a fount of the kind of Keynesian drivel that passes for economics in the financially deformed world that the Bernank did so much to bring about. Just […]

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China Switches to Supporting Yuan as Outflows Mount: Currencies

China Switches to Supporting Yuan as Outflows Mount: Currencies Managing the yuan is turning into a different game for China’s policy makers these days. After more than a decade of curbing the currency’s gains to help turn the nation into a manufacturing colossus, there are signs the People’s Bank of China is now propping up the yuan to […]

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Ukraine Admits Its Gold Is Gone: “There Is Almost No Gold Left In The Central Bank Vault” | Zero Hedge

Ukraine Admits Its Gold Is Gone: “There Is Almost No Gold Left In The Central Bank Vault” | Zero Hedge. Back in March, at a time when the IMF reported that Ukraine’s official gold holdings as of the end of February, so just as the State Department-facilitated coup against former president Victor Yanukovich was concluding, […]

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