CTV's Question Period talks about Gold, Central Banks and Canada's official holdings with Eric Sprott.
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good read
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The world is facing a debt crisis unlike anything ever seen before, and Europe is right at the center of it.
Italy can pull out of its tailspin, but it will need help from the ECB in the form of debt issued at lower than current market rates. But if you give it to Italy, must not you do the same for Spain and Portugal? And while their economies are markedly worse, their government debt-to-GDP ratios are nowhere near as bad. And don’t even get me started about France, which becomes a crisis of biblical proportions by the middle of the decade."
a train wreck is just around the corner.