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Lifted by a continued surge in Asian gold sales, consumer demand for gold reached an all-time high in 2013 at
3,893 tonnes. Amazingly, 54% of this demand came from two places: India and China. However, it is only recently that the East has dominated global demand for the yellow metal. In this infographic, we look at India and China specifically to see why demand keeps expanding in the East.
So says VisualCapitalist.com in its introduction to an infographic* presented below by Goldcorp entitled The Eclipsing Demand of the East ((Part 3 of 5) and is provided here courtesy of www.munKNEE.com – Your Key to Making Money!
*www.visualcapitalist.com/the-gold-series-the-eclipsing-demand-of-the-east-part-3-of-5
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