Hungary’s central bank has raised its gold reserves, citing the precious metal’s role as a haven amid rising market uncertainty.
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Maharrey sat down with Glawson to discuss the company’s ongoing efforts to provide valuable resources and education on sound money, and precious metals investing.
Gold has been pushed to record highs in recent weeks. A weakening dollar and lower real bond yields have created tailwinds for the yellow metal.
Stock investors seem almost oblivious to the reality of accelerating deterioration in the economy. Stock prices will eventually reflect that reality.
Copper bears may lead in the short term, but post-2025, demand is set to outpace supply due to the energy transition and China's economic recovery.
Analysts at ANZ Bank recently said they expect central bank gold buying to remain hot for at least the next six years.
Gold was flat on the week—okay, off 0.01%. Given that the US$ Index jumped higher and bond yields rose, that gold remained flat was a positive sign.