Central Banks Go For Gold

Central banks have been gobbling up gold, adding over 1,000 tonnes to their reserves each of the last three years.

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Central banks have been gobbling up gold, adding over 1,000 tonnes to their reserves each of the last three years.

Meanwhile, they're jettisoning dollars.

Why?

In this episode of the Money Metals Midweek Memo Podcast, host Mike Maharrey delves into the central bank gold buying phenomenon. He discusses a recent survey that indicates there is more central bank gold accumulation in the pipeline and explains the ramifications for the United States and investors.


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