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Very sorry to hear your dad is not very well.....I'm sure i speak for everyone hear and wish your father a speedy recovery..................

Morning STV and all wreslers hope you all have a good day...............

Morning all........

Australia, another long-time gold baron, is poised to see a similarly-devastating drop in gold production in the decades to come........ In just 40 years, all but four of the 71 currently operating mines in the country will be exhausted. And most of these will close in just the next couple of decades............. The end result: Australia's gold production will be cut in half, falling from 9.7 million ounces last year to 4.7 million ounces in 2057......... Coincidentally, revenues will fall from $15.8 billion to $7.3 billion, the number of active mines will decline from 71 to 47, and the number of workers directly employed will drop from 28,000 to 7,300......Good time for a gold update michael......

China produced an estimated 420.5 metric tons of gold last year, according to the World Gold Council. Yet, over the same period, Chinese demand for gold rose by 4% to 953.3 metric tons. Now, before you start thinking this is all about China, it�s not....... As I said, China is the world�s top gold producer, which makes it especially important. But other major producers are cutting back too........ Before China took the top spot, South Africa was the world�s most prolific gold-mining country. In the 1880s, the discovery of gold in South Africa�s Witwatersrand Basin (Responsible for more than 40% of all gold ever mined in human history!) transformed Johannesburg into one of the world�s largest and most populous cities. To this day, South Africa�s economy is the most advanced and stable in sub-Saharan Africa, all thanks to gold. But now, it�s running out and miners are fleeing. The country produced just 167.1 metric tons in 2016, an 83% plunge from the 1970 peak of more than 1,000 metric tons....................

China produced an estimated 420.5 metric tons of gold last year, according to the World Gold Council. Yet, over the same period, Chinese demand for gold rose by 4% to 953.3 metric tons. Now, before you start thinking this is all about China, it�s not. As I said, China is the world�s top gold producer, which makes it especially important. But other major producers are cutting back too. Before China took the top spot, South Africa was the world�s most prolific gold-mining country. In the 1880s, the discovery of gold in South Africa�s Witwatersrand Basin (Responsible for more than 40% of all gold ever mined in human history!) transformed Johannesburg into one of the world�s largest and most populous cities. To this day, South Africa�s economy is the most advanced and stable in sub-Saharan Africa, all thanks to gold. But now, it�s running out and miners are fleeing. The country produced just 167.1 metric tons in 2016, an 83% plunge from the 1970 peak of more than 1,000 metric tons....................

Just a thought fellow holders.....China is the worlds biggest gold producer, accounting for 15% of global output. And in 2017, its production tumbled 9% a record drop..... This is not a typical occurrence....... In fact, its only the second time since 1980 (37 years) that Chinas gold output has fallen. But since 2016, authorities in Beijing have increased their scrutiny of gold mining. Thats led to broad closure of smaller mines in the country. Indeed, China aims to consolidate and upgrade the industry by cutting the number of gold miners to around 450 from more than 600, and shutting down 40 metric tons of outdated production capacity by the end of 2020..... This consolidation is an ongoing process that will shrink supplies at a time when demand is rising. That will exacerbate an already-lopsided imbalance, as Chinese demand for gold is already twice the level of production..... so please michael could we have that gold update soon..............

Just a thought wreslers..China is the world�s biggest gold producer, accounting for 15% of global output. And in 2017, its production tumbled 9% � a record drop..... This is not a typical occurrence....... In fact, it�s only the second time since 1980 (37 years) that China�s gold output has fallen. But since 2016, authorities in Beijing have increased their scrutiny of gold mining. That�s led to broad closure of smaller mines in the country. Indeed, China aims to consolidate and upgrade the industry by cutting the number of gold miners to around 450 from more than 600, and shutting down 40 metric tons of outdated production capacity by the end of 2020..... This consolidation is an ongoing process that will shrink supplies at a time when demand is rising. That will exacerbate an already-lopsided imbalance, as Chinese demand for gold is already twice the level of production..... so please michael could we have that gold update soon..............

Been best performing in my portfolio... wish they were all like this one mate...

I wish lol.. Hope your well mate..

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Shataim no mate.....i thought it was Anubis because he has my email address and i dont no were he could of had it from,ive only given it out to half a dozen people or so.....

Shataim no mate.....i thought it was Anubis because he has my email address and i dont no were he could of had it from,ive only given it out to half a dozen people or so.....

Wreslers,yes Bob a week of updates would be great...

Be scared very scared lol..................

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Please dont you lot start aswell.............

Ruddey ell Troajan is joking i'm not welsh Anubis Ahhhhhh

Lol.........i know what you mean about the missus...........