Rising geopolitical tension to be long term boost for gold – Levenstein

Mineweb for MINING.com | March 11, 2014 | 12:58 am Precious Metals Gold

Geopolitical tension, government corruption and central bank money printing all have the same result, argues David Levenstein – currency devaluation.

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