Asian Gold: China and Singapore
In this interview with Sunny and Bhagyesh Dash of Bromius Capital, I discuss Asian gold demand, Modi’s election, China, Singapore, precious-metals storage, and resource investing.
Articles by Jayant Bhandari
Investing in Junior Mining
In this Miningscout interview with Erwin Matula at the European Gold Forum 2014 in Zurich, I discuss India, Narendra Modi, and how to invest in junior mining companies.
India’s Stock Market Euphoria
In this Mises Canada article, I discuss India’s stock market euphoria and why investors should be cautious about confusing market highs with real economic strength.
What the Future Holds for India
In this article for The Dollar Vigilante, I examine India’s political, cultural, and institutional weaknesses, and why optimistic comparisons between India and China are deeply misleading.
Banking in Mainland China
In this International Man article, I discuss offshore banking in mainland China, political risk, diversification, and reducing dependence on US-controlled financial systems.
Better Currency Conversion Rates
In this International Man article, I discuss how to get better currency conversion rates by understanding spreads, fees, forex platforms, and where not to exchange money.
Election in India, World’s Biggest Democracy
In this essay for Liberty Unbound, I examine India’s 2014 election, the rise of Narendra Modi, and the misplaced hope that a strong leader can transform India.
The Asian Gold Myth
In this interview with Sunny of Minaurum Silver, I discuss Indian gold demand, smuggling, China’s gold market, the renminbi, and Chinese interest in overseas mining projects.
What Is Happening With Gold In India?
In this Zero Hedge article, I examine India’s gold-import restrictions, smuggling, corruption, inflation, the rupee, and why official figures fail to capture Indian gold demand.
Is Singapore Right for You?
In this International Man article, I examine whether living in Singapore is right for expatriates, weighing its safety, order, efficiency, and low taxes against its strict rules, conformity, and citizenship obligations.