Chinese gold demand, from both individuals
and central banks, garnered increasing attention as the gold price rose
consistently in the last twelve years. When the gold price
declined, many in the West declared the end of gold, but China (along
with many other Asian nations) defiantly continued to buy gold and
increase their imports. Questions over the legitimacy and
transparency of COMEX and the London Gold markets are now becoming
louder, especially as increasing numbers of institutions are keen to
know what actually backs those contracts. ‘Paper gold’ is on everyone’s
lips. As The Real Asset Company notes,
Physical gold demand in the most populated country on earth does not
seem to be subsiding, yet neither do COMEX and futures volumes
generally.
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