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.
Natural forces of supply and demand are the best regulators on earth.
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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