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India’s Prime Minister has urged citizens to stop buying gold for a year, alongside requests to cut fuel use, reduce foreign travel, and conserve foreign exchange. This is not just a story about jewellery demand. It is a signal of currency pressure, energy vulnerability, and government discomfort when households protect themselves outside the banking system.

A Government Just Ordered Its Citizens To Stop Buying Gold Right Now India’s Prime Minister has urged citizens to stop buying gold for a year.Why?Because India is facing a mounting foreign-exchange squeeze, rising oil import c...

Central banks are buying gold at record prices, yet the most revealing detail is not the scale of the purchases but the apparent indifference to cost. When institutions managing trillions stop asking whether something is cheap, it usually means they have started asking a different question entirely.

Central Bank Gold Sales: The Worst Thing To Happen To Gold This Century? Central banks sold gold for years, one of them pushed it to its lowest level in decades. Now they're buying it at record prices and the price doesn't even ma...

Deutsche Bank’s $8,000 gold scenario is not a conventional price forecast. It is a statement about the trajectory of the global monetary system.
Gold does not reach that level because markets are calm. It reaches it because trust in the underlying architecture is being repriced.

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Most investors watching gold and silver right now think they’re being disciplined by waiting for a better entry point. In reality, they’re applying a trader’s framework to an asset that is often held for entirely different reasons, which leads to hesitation at exactly the moments when conviction should matter most.

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We are, rather remarkably, still consuming oil that left the Gulf before the conflict began, with the final tankers only now reaching their destinations, which means that what appears to be stability today may simply be the residual functioning of a system that has not yet fully absorbed the shock.

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Gold is still not classified as a High Quality Liquid Asset under Basel III, despite trading over $300 billion a day and consistently holding up during periods of market stress, which raises a more serious question than liquidity itself: whether the exclusion is still about data, or about something more structural?

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What we are seeing is not a market resolving geopolitical stress, but one temporarily absorbing it, with energy supply risks, fragile trade routes and strained industrial inputs being discounted under the assumption that normality will return.

Everything Is Breaking. So Why Isn't Gold Higher? In this video, we unpack one of the most confusing disconnects in the current market and why short-term price action is masking a much bigger structural stor...

There remains, particularly in developed markets, a quiet but persistent assumption that money held in a bank is inherently accessible. That it is, by default, liquid, transferable, and available on demand. Recent history suggests this confidence may be somewhat misplaced. In a number of economies, access to savings has not been lost through failure or fraud, but through deliberate policy decisions taken in the name of financial stability.

Capital Controls Are Coming: Why Your Money May Not Be Safe Right now, in multiple countries, ordinary people cannot access their own savings. Not because the bank collapsed, but because the government decided the mon...

There’s a lot of noise right now about central banks “selling gold,” as if it signals the end of the bull market. But look closer. Turkey isn’t selling because it’s bearish on gold. It’s selling because its currency is collapsing and it needs dollars immediately. That’s not a shift in strategy. That’s gold doing exactly what it is supposed to do in a crisis.

Central Banks Are Selling Gold. Here's Why That's Bullish While the headlines focus on the gold price crash, they’re missing the most critical part of the story: why central banks like Turkey and Russia are actually...