Germany, World War II And The Role Of Gold
Countries engaged in wars need money to finance their operations. During world war I and II the country with the best artillery and manpower had the upper hand. During those wars, gold was a valued monetary asset and if you had the gold you had the power to do almost anything. There are a lot
What Crude Oil Says About Gold Prices
Crude oil has gone through a slump. What does that mean for the price of gold? Brent crude oil sank from $79 last month to $56 per barrel. Forecasts for oil demand showed a reduction in supply. The IMF cut their forecasts for the global GDP. The other player is the US economic growth, which
Why you should buy your gold from an online dealer
High street gold brokers have not entirely vanished, but there are still reputable brick and mortar gold dealers that operate in most cities. A lot of gold buyers aren’t so high brow, they tend to operate from temporary kiosks or from premises that look a little dubious. Gold buying like most things, has moved online.
Silver Demand Expected to Rise in 2018
Silver is increasingly being used in the latest technological and industrial applications. In 2018, this trend makes the demand for silver higher than it’s ever been. With demand outstripping supply, the price of silver can go higher. According to The Silver Institute’s analysis: this demand for silver in industrial application has grown by 60% compared
The Perth Mint Unveils New Chinese Lunar Coin
Perth Mint has an impressive coin edition commemorating the Chinese Zodiac Calendar and this year, they have unveiled their latest coin. According to the ancient 12 year Chinese lunar cycle 2019 is the Year of the Pig. The pig is also the last sign of the Chinese lunar calendar. However, it is not only honoured

Perth Mint increases gold export to China by $11 billion.
China is amongst the world’s biggest producers of gold, however it doesn’t seem like they are producing enough gold to satisfy the Chinese’s’ hunger for the yellow metal. One of the biggest exporters of gold to China is Australia. The country has seen a surge in the export of gold to China in the past

Once Again, India is Responsible for Boosting Global Demand for Gold Jewellery
After a few complicated months at the end of 2016, India is getting back on its feet and pushing forward the gold demand that is always fuelled by their traditions and poor banking conditions. The World Gold Council, also known as WGC, reported that the Asian country is recovering after the demonetisation process and the