Can Sand oil and Ethanol be the Energy future for The Unites States of America ?

Can Canada sand oil and sugar cane ethanol be the future energy for the oil thirsty united States of America ?
what if there is crisis in the middle east , what if the cheap oil suply ended

Can Sand oil and Ethanol be the Energy future for The Unites States of America ?

Impact on China and Hong Kong of a Rising Yuan

Discussing the impact on China and Hong Kong if Beijing really allows the yuan to appreciate, with Peter Lai, director at DBS Vickers Securities, speaking with CNBC's Emily Chan.

Gold Demand in China Doubles

China gold demand pushes output to record levels

Chinese demand for gold set to double in the next decade. Although a leading gold producer, China is now looking overseas for more supply.
China is now considered the world's largest producer of gold.

But most of it stays in China, where Tony Cheng reports people see gold as a safe, solid investment in uncertain economic times.

China Faces Price Increases on Iron Ore, Coal Says Gavin Wendt

March 22 (Bloomberg) -- Gavin Wendt, a senior resource analyst at Mine Life Pty, talks with Bloomberg's Linzie Janis about the outlook for iron ore and coal prices. Wendt, speaking in Sydney, also discusses the trial of Rio Tinto Group executive Stern Hu on bribery charges in China.

China Oil Copper Demand Rise in Second Half

Feb. 11 (Bloomberg) -- Colin Fenton, chief executive officer of Curium Capital Advisors LLC, talks with Bloomberg's Betty Liu about factors affecting energy and metals markets, including China's demand for oil and copper. (Source: Bloomberg)

David Rosenberg a gold rush by China will shoot the price to $2600 ounce

Gold production peaked years ago , China's gold rush can shoot gold prices to Jupiter

According to Gluskin Sheff’s analyst newsletter David Rosenberg, he believes that a gold ruch by China who he predicts to make huge purchases of the precious metal, will shoot the prices to as high as $2,600. Gold currently now stands at $1,200 an ounce…
China holds $2 Trillion in Foreign Currency reserves and only 2% in gold, vs. a 10% worldwide average. The Chinese are seeing the value of their foreign currency reserves turning to dust every day. If China makes the logical move to increase its gold reserves and reduce its fiat currency exposure to even just the worldwide average, gold prices could move substantially higher.

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China can drive gold price to the Moon

China holds $2 Trillion in Foreign Currency reserves and only 2% in gold, vs. a 10% worldwide average. The Chinese are seeing the value of their foreign currency reserves turning to dust every day. If China makes the logical move to increase its gold reserves and reduce its fiat currency exposure to even just the worldwide average, gold prices could move substantially higher.

China bought IMF Gold , November will be volatile

Gold on Hold

NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- George Gero, vice president of global futures at RBC Capital Markets, argues that gold prices will stay in a narrow range but that November will be a volatile month for the precious metal.
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Crude oil futures closed higher by nearly 3 percent, above $70 per barrel

Oil Tops $70 a Barrel

Crude oil futures closed higher by nearly 3 percent, above $70 per barrel for the first time in seven months Tuesday, hitting a new high for the year. The move higher was triggered by a falling dollar, and a report out of the Energy Information Administration forecasting higher crude prices.Natural Gas Gold Silver Platinum Palladium prices are all rising amongst fear of hyperinflation ...commodities also are rising fueled by massive purchasses from china which sees commodities as a safer to spend its massive amounts of accumulated US dollars thanks to its trade with America largely beneficiary to China

China is stock piling GOLD

Tetsuya Yoshii, VP for derivative products at Mizuho Corporate Bank is bullish on gold given China's demand for the precious metal as it diversifies out of U.S. paper and dollar-based assets. He makes his case to Linda Yueh of Oxford University & CNBC's Martin Soong.