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August 14, 2019Key Gold Headlines

China Adds 10 More Tons of Gold to Its Hoard

China bought gold for the eighth straight month in July, adding another 10 tons to its rapidly growing hoard. The recent purchases boosted the People’s Bank of China’s gold reserves to 62.26 million ounces – about 1, 945 tons.  China has added about 94 tons of gold to its stash over the past eight months.

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April 30, 2019Key Gold Headlines

Central Bank Gold-Buying Binge Continues

Central banks added more gold to their reserves last month, continuing a trend that stretches back into last year. Globally, central banks added another 31 net tons of gold in March, according to the latest report by the World Gold Council based on International Monetary Fund data. That brings the total increase in central bank […]

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April 25, 2019Key Gold Headlines

India Jumps on the Gold Bandwagon

The Reserve Bank of India has jumped on the gold bandwagon. Since December 2017, the Indian central bank has added 50.4 tons of gold to its reserves. India bought 8.2 tons of gold in January and February of this year and analysts project that pace to pick up. Economist Howie Lee told Bloomberg he expects […]

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April 24, 2019Key Gold Headlines

More Gold for Russia

This has become a monthly feature here a SchiffGold News – Russia buys more gold. The Central Bank of Russia added another 18.7 tons of gold to its stash in March according to a press release last week. This boosts the country’s gold reserves to 2, 167.9 tons or 69,700,000 ounces. Gold now makes up […]

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September 28, 2017Guest Commentaries

The World Is Creeping Toward De-Dollarization

Earlier this month, we reported a move by China that could foreshadow the end of the US dollar as the world reserve currency. The Chinese announced the launch of a gold-backed, yuan-denominated oil futures contract. The move potentially creates a way for oil exporters to circumvent US dollar denominated benchmarks by trading in yuan. The contracts […]

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