Why do central banks buy gold?
Central banks are responsible for the value of their nation’s currencies and the value of these is subject to swings and market fluctuations. Experimental monetary policy in recent years has led to imbalances and market excesses, and many central banks are increasing their gold holdings as part of their foreign reserves to protect their position…
How to understand the S&P 500 to gold ratio
The S&P 500 is one of the world’s most widely followed equity indices, as it is believed to be one of the best representations of the US equities. The relationship between stock valuations and gold is widely discussed. The consensus view is that gold and equities have a negative correlation…
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Gold: To have and to hold...
If you’re new to gold, think of buying physical bullion like swapping one currency for another. After all, gold has a very long history of being money. When it comes to buying gold though, not everyone wants to buy physical gold. Though there is one way to get exposure to the gold price AND still have access to physical gold when it suits you…