Chart Of The Day: China’s $3.3 Trillion FX Reserves Could Buy All World’s Gold Twice
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China’s foreign currency reserves have surged more than 700% since 2004 and are now enough to buy every central bank’s official gold supply -- twice.
World's gold supply is in the 155,000-165,000 tonne range depending on who you believe. Central Banks "claim" to have around 31-32,000 tonnes. My gut says they don't
and China could probably buy what they really have 3X or 4X over. World's total gold value has been in the $8-11 TRILL range the past few years. Around $8.5 TRILL today.
Before China got to 10,000 tonnes the price would be well above $2,000/oz.
Exit bunker, enter Matrix. LOL
Continuing diversification into gold from the huge foreign exchange reserves by the People’s Bank of China and other central banks is a primary pillar which will support gold and should contribute to higher prices in the coming years.
Author seems to think gold will surge upwards as a result of the imbalance between China's reserves (~700% increase) and spot growth (~400% increase [I think that's what it said...])
Author also says platinum spot is fairly close to gold spot. I thought platinum tended to be higher? I seem to recall paying more for my US Mint platinum sets than the gold sets. Is this unusual or typical?
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