Category: Gold as Currency
A lot of people have been talking about the stock market. Everyone thinks that the stock market is about to crash, but funny enough, no one is doing a thing about it. Many current investors are bearish about gold and constantly looking for signals of the Great Unwind. According to fund managers the Bank of […]
A lot of countries have been taking their gold back from foreign banks in countries like Britain and France. Hungary is the latest country in the list of countries repatriating their gold. Germany bright $31 billion worth of gold from the US, England and France. This is almost half its gold reserves. In 2015, Australia […]
Silver bullion is often placed behind gold bullion due to its lesser value, no doubt, but what most people do not know is the fact that traders and investors who trade on silver bullion often make a lot of money from their dealings compared to those who trade on gold bullion and as a matter […]
A few concerns that have become prominent in association with the gold market over the last 24 months will without doubt continue to play its hand right through 2016 with the first being the strong U.S. dollar which has placed an enormous amount of pressure on the prices of the precious metal. This is because, most of […]
While is hard to tell where is the gold going in the upcoming months, looking at Trump’s Republican campaign may give us a valuable insight. The real estate billionaire is getting closer to the White House against all odds and forecasts. At the same time, this unbelievable situation may be having a factual effect on […]
The gold standard was an arrangement by interested nations to fix the prices of their domestic currencies to a certain quantity of gold. National money, as well as other forms of money (such as bank notes and deposits), was freely converted into gold at the predetermined price. England implemented a de facto gold standard in 1717 and […]
The internet, as the freer expression media, works as the main channel to many economists and financial experts who are totally disagree with the actual measures and policies of the bigger financial entities in the world, as the Federal Reserve, the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, the European Central Bank and others similar whom have […]
