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Net gold purchases by central banks saw a year-on-year increase of 68 percent to 145.5 tonnes in the first quarter of 2019, driving global gold . . . . Xinhua

China continued its renewed (public) gold-buying spree in May adding almost 16 tons of the precious metal to its reserve - the biggest monthly increase . . . . Tyler Durden

Governments around the world have recently been on a “gold-buying spree.” These countries have a tactful reason for doing so, and this reason is directly tied . . . .

One of the oldest sayings in financial markets is that anyone contemplating investing or trading in commodities ought to lie down in a darkened . . . . Dan Atkinson

The main authors of In Gold We Trust – Ronald-Peter Stoeferle and Mark J Valek – are (as you might expect) hardcore goldbugs. Theirs is a world view with which many . . . . Dominic Frisby

Our research team believes Silver could be the Sleeper Rally setup of a lifetime for investors if the global economic cards continue to get scattered and crumpled . . . . Neils Christensen

While headlines may be on the Sino-US trade war, China’s gold market continues to fire on all cylinders, with physical gold continuing to flow into, and through . . . . Ronan Manly

Asian markets moved mostly lower overnight, European and US stocks are pointing to a softer open and oil slipped to a multi-month lows as concerns grow that new . . . . London Capital Group

Gold prices rose on Monday to their highest in more than two months on worries that U.S.-Chinese trade tensions and Washington’s threat of tariffs on Mexico would hurt the global . . . . Reuters

Few assets are more misunderstood than gold. Central bankers quietly amass it, even as they publicly denounce it. It is widely regarded as redundant, what . . . .Tim Price