Waiting for the comeback of gold

Although the yellow precious metal is in strong demand again in Asia, according to Swiss gold imports, investors are still withdrawing funds from gold ETFs. So it will probably take some time before the gold price can break out significantly from the range around 1,800 U.S. dollars. Most currencies have lost value against the U.S. dollar. The Russian ruble and the Brazilian real have gained in the current year. The Turkish lira has lost more than a quarter of its value. In Turkey, therefore, the price of gold has also risen enormously and is trading close to an all-time high. So here you can clearly see the role of gold as a hedge against currency devaluation. Gold and silver companies are also affected by the Fed decisions. Now the Fed is in a tightening cycle. But once inflation is back to tolerable levels, Fed policy could quickly change again to provide stimulus to the economy. Mining is often leveraged and extremely capital intensive, so that would then bode well for a change in Fed policy.

With a decline in inflation in the U.S., the price of gold has also recovered. Looking at the gold producing countries, especially in South Africa gold production has declined. Conflicts and political unrest, as well as strikes and protests, caused trouble. South Africa used to be the number one gold producer in the world for a long time. Today, South Africa ranks seventh along with Mexico. Mexico is not only a major silver country, but also has large gold resources. Gold and silver account for more than 50 percent of total metal production in Mexico. Not least for old-age provision, gold shares should also be in the portfolio, for example from Vizsla Silver – https://youtu.be/vRMXJXhrCPY. The company owns gold and silver in Mexico, with the Panuco project, almost 10,000 hectares in size, being the flagship project. Osisko Development – https://youtu.be/L5DSJRy1B2w – is developing properties in Canada, the U.S. and Mexico to establish itself as a mid-tier gold producer.

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