Central banks back gold

Turkey bought the most gold in the first half of the year, followed by Egypt. Iraq’s central bank made its first significant purchase since the end of 2018. India and Ireland also continued to buy heavily. Ecuador also increased its gold holdings. Some nations have policies or laws that allow a central bank to become the sole buyer of domestic gold, meaning it has the right of first refusal, such as Bolivia. And there are countries, such as the Czech Republic, that state emphatically that they will increase their gold reserves substantially. Of course, there were also some countries that sold gold, for example Kazakhstan, Russia or Mongolia. Investors who want to follow in the footsteps of the central banks can bet on gold companies and thus generate leverage on the gold price, for example with Vizsla Silver or Golden Rim Resources.

In Mexico, Vizsla Silver – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRMXJXhrCPY – has a high-grade silver-gold project called Panuco, which has consistently produced very good drill results.

In West Africa, Golden Rim Resources – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjqrYpvif3w – is looking after its main Kada project in Guinea. In addition, there are two projects in Chile with copper, silver, zinc and lead.

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