Central Bank’s Bought Half As Much Gold In 2024 As In 2023

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  • Опубликовано: 1 фев 2025

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  • @andersbergman5942
    @andersbergman5942 10 дней назад +1

    Good Stuff! Spot on, Jeff✌️

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    @GarethThomas-w3b 10 дней назад +37

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  • @waterbedspecialist
    @waterbedspecialist 10 дней назад

    Central banks around the world may have bought fewer ounces of gold in 24 but likely paid about the same amount as in 22, calculated in terms of their own currency, probably more, but of course mainly due to the rising gold price. and sir, thanks for all your videos, i enjoy watching them!

  • @civiliseddisobedience3096
    @civiliseddisobedience3096 11 дней назад +4

    Nice to such a sober assessment of the central banks and the gold market.
    Very many RUclips videos are designed to wind one up rather than inform.

  • @rayng4336
    @rayng4336 11 дней назад +1

    Yay! My go-to PM guru!!!

    • @ALF782
      @ALF782 10 дней назад

      Satire?

  • @goldensilver793
    @goldensilver793 11 дней назад +1

    Thanks Jeff ...

  • @livinthedream7714
    @livinthedream7714 11 дней назад +3

    Excellent shit

  • @GenXstacker
    @GenXstacker 11 дней назад +1

    It's widely understood that a rising dollar is the so-called dollar wrecking ball which requires other countries to sell whatever they can to raise dollars to service their dollar-denominated debt and defend their currencies.
    However what happens when that process tops out which it surely will and soon? What happens is the dollar goes down. And that means gold goes up. 2025 will be a good year for goldbugs.

  • @salimhaddad8603
    @salimhaddad8603 11 дней назад +2

    For some reason, I don't trust the numbers of cpm

    • @Theorganicidiot
      @Theorganicidiot 11 дней назад +1

      I don’t know shit! I was born in 1971. This guy seems to make sense to me.

    • @Jan-m5c2r
      @Jan-m5c2r 11 дней назад

      Check the numbers then - that's the way to do it, if in doubt.

    • @ALF782
      @ALF782 10 дней назад

      True the Silver institute has been caught changing historic numbers , ask Bix Weir.

  • @Morning-uz9nx
    @Morning-uz9nx 10 дней назад +1

    If your denying de-dollarisation you really don't get it 😂 good luck with that 😂

    • @vanfja
      @vanfja День назад

      Well everyone in the west is denying de dollarization. I really don’t expect many western analysts or companies to see it until much too late. Still, I appreciate his analysis. We still are heavily stuck in a USD dominant market that will wane over the 5-10 years unless the US goes to war with China or a president actually decides to tackle the US debt, then USD will drop strongly. But with that dominance, this type of analysis is still important and useful to see.

    • @Morning-uz9nx
      @Morning-uz9nx День назад

      @vanfja not everyone 😉 i'm in the west and i think it's gone go much faster then 5-10 years

    • @vanfja
      @vanfja 20 часов назад

      @@Morning-uz9nx Well a few in the west, but they are not main stream commenters who get invited to mainstream interviews ect. You may be right, it’s hard to predict. If the US decides to go to war with China, or something like that, then ya it will come fast! Europe is still the slave of the US, so they will continue to follow the petrodollar clearing scheme. A lot of countries will start to trade in their own currencies when BRICS gets the local currency clearing house system up. But there will still be many European/South American and some asian countries who will use the USD. That’s is things stay normal. Maybe of Trump terrifs everyone, they will all get sick of the US sooner and move to the brics local currency system.

  • @BernardPorter-cw7ff
    @BernardPorter-cw7ff 10 дней назад

    a bit like inflation: lower inflation still equals higher prices. Now we have inflation via M2 growth, AND overseas central bank buying. Watch this space.

  • @Darrin-h9f
    @Darrin-h9f 11 дней назад

    Clean slate. With a keen eye on the ball, meritocracy here we come.