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World Gold Day – Overview of Central Bank Gold Purchases in March 2024   Central banks continued their active participation in the gold market in March 2024, demonstrating sustained interest in the asset as a cornerstone of financial stability and confidence. According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and other public data sources, central banks […]

World Gold Day – Overview of Recent Gold Market Dynamics   Gold prices saw a significant reversal in London trading on Thursday, May 2, 2024, stabilizing at around $2300 per Troy ounce. This change followed an overnight rally that temporarily added $30 to the price, sparked by the US Federal Reserve’s decision to maintain current

World Gold Day – Current Trends in Gold Prices   As of Wednesday, May 1, 2024, gold prices are stabilizing around $2300 per Troy ounce, close to the three-week highs despite a downturn in Western stock markets. This stability occurs as the market anticipates the US Federal Reserve’s interest rate statement and press conference, expected

World Gold Day – Overview of Current Gold Market Trends   Gold prices experienced a slight decrease this Monday, April 29, 2024, with spot gold prices in the London bullion market slipping by 0.3% to settle at $2330 per ounce. This downturn follows the largest weekly drop of 2024, primarily driven by softened demand in

World Gold Day – In recent developments, India’s gold market has been experiencing significant shifts. Gold prices have surged to new heights, consumer demand has seen varied impacts, and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) continues to bolster its gold reserves. Unprecedented Rise in Gold Prices Gold prices have achieved new records since mid-February, with

Gold and Silver Prices Rebound After Significant One-Day Decline In a remarkable turnaround in the London markets on Tuesday, gold and silver prices recovered from their substantial drops the previous day. This rally comes after both metals hit near three-week lows, marking the most pronounced single-day decline for the ‘safe haven’ assets since May 2022.

China is the biggest consumer of gold in the world, responsible for hundreds of tonnes consumption, valued at tens of billions of US dollars every year. However, gold imports fell sharply as the coronavirus spread and national demand fell away. Now China has given the green light to domestic and international banks to import significant

The day has been set! The inaugural World Gold Day will be on 20th October 2020 – or 20/10/2020 . There will be live events across the globe, in jewellers, at goldsmiths, refineries and mines – perhaps even at central gold reserves!