Small Asian Nation Hopes To Become New Global Gold Hub

Stefan Gleason
By Mike Maharrey of Money Metals Exchange
President at Money Metals Exchange •

We've reported often about the strong demand for gold coming from Asia and the Middle East. Along with that, we're seeing more and more gold market infrastructure built out that challenges the dominance of New York and London.

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We have another tremendous Money Metals interview, this time with Juan-Carlos Artigas, Head of Global Research at the World Gold Council. Juan-Carlos verifies the prolific central bank gold buying we’ve been seeing, and also confirms that the official data there very likely understates the full extent of how much gold countries are actually accumulating. Juan-Carlos and Mike Maharrey also discuss the growing divergence between the demand for gold in Asia as compared to the U.S.

Running Length: 00:44:07

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