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This is nothing new. India households have always been holders of gold. Chinese households also have a preference for gold.As India and China become more prosperous, this demand will likely increase.Checkpoint AsiaIndian Households Hold More Gold Than the World’s Top 10 Central Bank Holders CombinedBanikinkar Pattanayak
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: Gold, India
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This is nothing new. India households have always been holders of gold. Chinese households also have a preference for gold.This is nothing new. India households have always been holders of gold. Chinese households also have a preference for gold.As India and China become more prosperous, this demand will likely increase.Checkpoint AsiaIndian Households Hold More Gold Than the World’s Top 10 Central Bank Holders CombinedBanikinkar Pattanayak
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: Gold, India
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As India and China become more prosperous, this demand will likely increase.
Checkpoint Asia
Indian Households Hold More Gold Than the World’s Top 10 Central Bank Holders Combined
Banikinkar Pattanayak