| Many European countries are now moving to repatriate their gold holdings from storage abroad. They are also looking to increase the proportion of gold in their international reserves to assure currency and financial stability.
This move is significant, as it reflects growing concern that the unprecedented money printing of major central banks could debase fiat currencies, trigger runaway inflation and cause another financial crisis - perhaps even bigger than that of 2008. In spite of surging demand for the yellow metal, the gold price continues to struggle at under $1,200 per ounce..........................................Full Article: Source
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