There’s something happening in the gold market. It isn’t loud or headline-grabbing, but it could reshape everything we take for granted about global finance.
The Shanghai Futures Exchange has announced major reforms. On paper, it's about futures contracts and foreign investor access. But in reality, it's China laying the foundation for something far more ambitious. They are quietly positioning themselves to influence how gold is priced and traded, based on physical delivery rather than paper speculation.
This is not about making noise. It’s about building alternatives. While the West contends with debt, inflation, and financial strain, China is steadily acquiring gold, creating new trading systems, and encouraging partners to settle trade in yuan. They are not waiting for permission, and they are not rushing. They are preparing.
As someone who has watched the cycles of trust and turbulence in financial markets, I believe this shift deserves your attention. Not because it’s dramatic, but because it is so deliberate.
In our latest GoldCore TV video, Jan Skoyles explores what China is doing and what it means for those who believe in the long-term role of gold. If you want to understand where things may be headed, this is a good place to start.
Pour yourself a cup of tea and have a watch.
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