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Central Banks Remain Committed To Gold
Gold exchange traded funds are being boosted by a variety of factors this year, but investors should not over look . . . . Todd Shriberon(Read More) -
China’s Gold Hoard Swells
Central banks are going after gold in 2019, boosting holdings as economic growth slows, trade and geopolitical tensions . . . . Ranjeetha Pakiam and Rupert Rowling(Read More) -
Central Banks' Buying Drives Global Gold Demand Growth
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(Read More) -
Still Firing on all Cylinders: China’s Physical Gold Market
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(Read More) -
India’s Household Gold Reserves Valued At Over 40% Of GDP
Factoring in the central bank’s reserves (608.8 tonnes) and an import duty of 10%, the domestic value of the gold stocks at most of the known sources in the . . . . Banikinkar Pattanayak(Read More) -
Record Buying By Central Banks Underpins Gold Demand
Dubai's Precious Metals Conference finds plenty of optimism for investors in the yellow metal Gold bars at the Austrian Gold and Silver . . . .(Read More) -
Global Central Banks Are Gobbling Up Gold
Ongoing concerns over the health of major economies, notably in Europe, have pressured global rates this year . . . .(Read More) -
Central Banks Haven't Bought This Much Gold Since Nixon Closed the Gold Window
Something big is happening in the gold market right now, and nowhere is that more apparent than in central banks of emerging economies. Last year was . . . .(Read More) -
Sanctions Push Irans Gold Bar And Coin Demand To 5-1/2-Year High In Q3
(Read More)Recent positive momentum continued in Iran during the third quarter of this year. Iran’s Gold Bar and Coin demand hit 21.1 tons . . . .
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World Gold Council: IMF Report Highlights Golds Relevance
(Read More)The IMF Global Financial Stability report, released on 10 October, highlighted an increase in the level of risk among multiple global metrics. Following its publication, stocks in the US, Europe and Asia lost 4 %, 3% and 4 % respectively over three days . . .