Sentence examples for gold supplies from inspiring English sources

Fewer exports would supposedly result in economic chaos as gold supplies dwindled.

ETF demand accounted for 7.3% of global gold supplies in 2010 and 14.6% in 2009.

Raising short-term rates made sense at the time because the world was still on a gold standard, and President Kennedy wanted to stimulate the economy without exacerbating a balance-of-payments deficit that was draining American gold supplies.

Albemarle resorted to shutting its pop-up stores, ended new lending through its loan business and started melting and selling its surplus gold supplies to avoid breaching banking covenants.

As is well known, the period from the early 1870s to the mid-1890s was one of deflation, as a growing world economy ran up against limited gold supplies.

Again and again, this straitjacket caused the central bankers — especially Norman, gold's most fervent advocate — to make moves, like raising interest rates, that would allow their countries to hold on to their dwindling gold supplies, even though the larger economy desperately needed help in the form of lower interest rates.

The 12 tons was 0.3percentt of the total gold supply in 2000, according to Gold Fields.

As a result, Fairphone has now achieved the first-ever Fairtrade gold supply chain for consumer electronics.

In 1899 Britain's desire to protect its gold supply made the South African War all but inevitable.

The post-war global economy was expanding much faster than the gold supply that propped it up.

Scaling up by money supply and deflating by the gold supply, the 1980 peak price would be equivalent to about $5,700 an ounce today.