Gold's surge signals an imminent "global reset," warns Willem Middelkoop. Key factors: central banks' physical gold demand, geopolitical instability, and a shift from the dollar.
Levi Gunter explains central banks' massive gold buying, driven by inflation and geopolitical uncertainty.
Nova Minerals CEO Chris Gerteisen highlights central banks' gold buying spree and a critical antimony shortage. He positions his company to capitalize on these trends with its Alaskan project.
Globally, central banks’ annual acquisition of physical gold has risen above 1,000 metric tons for three straight years. Analysts are citing reasons that they don’t see this changing anytime soon.
Clive Thompson, a veteran of the wealth management industry, recently shared his insights on the gold market in an interview with Natural Resource Stocks.
This is the largest bubble ever known in history," warns Alasdair Macleod, precious metals expert, in a recent Commodity Culture interview.
Poland’s top central banker: “Gold symbolizes the strength of the country.” Bloomberg: Eastern Europe’s revived interest is helping bolster the gold rally.
UBS is bullish on gold in 2025, citing lower interest rates, geopolitical risks, and a strong dollar as potential drivers of investor and central bank buying.
After central banks posted record levels of gold in 2022 and 2023, the lull of 2024 appears to be regaining momentum