%%She lost me. What was the point of this thread again?
GLD is on a semi uptrend +SLV is beating SPY;
copper going up also.
.All those have been money in US before any kind of Federal Reserve notes


%%She lost me. What was the point of this thread again?


Go back and read the TITLE of this thread again. What you wrote has nothing to do with why other governments, especially China, are amassing gold. And the OP has no clue either, only getting simplistic info from other news sites.%%
GLD is on a semi uptrend +SLV is beating SPY;
copper going up also.
.All those have been money in US before any kind of Federal Reserve notes![]()
This is a friendly reminder that you really shouldn't be relying on ChatGPT when you're replying here. Your credibility will go down real fast.Many central banks have been increasing their gold reserves for several key reasons:
Long-Term Effects:
- Economic Stability: Diversifying reserves to reduce reliance on fiat currencies.
- Inflation Hedge: Protecting against rising inflation.
- Geopolitical Safety: Using gold as a safe-haven asset during uncertain times.
- Currency Protection: Safeguarding national wealth from currency devaluation.
For a deeper dive into why central banks are buying more gold and its implications, check out this blog post.
- Gold Prices: Central bank purchases can drive up gold prices.
- Reserve Diversification: Reducing the dominance of the US dollar as the primary global reserve currency.
- Financial Stability: Enhancing global financial stability in economic downturns.
- Market Liquidity: Potentially reducing the availability of gold in the open market.
- Trade Dynamics: Impacting currency relationships and trade balances.
%%Go back and read the TITLE of this thread again. What you wrote has nothing to do with why other governments, especially China, are amassing gold. And the OP has no c.... either, only getting simplistic info from other news sites.

