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Central banks sold gold for years, one of them pushed it to its lowest level in decades. Now they’re buying it at record prices and the price doesn’t even matter to them. This video is why that is so important to you, the investor.

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On May 7th 1999, Gordon Brown sold 395 tonnes of British gold at $256 an ounce. At today’s prices, that gold would be worth $42 billion. But this isn’t a story about one bad decision. It’s about the consensus that drove it, and the structural reversal that’s been unfolding ever since.

In Q1 2026 alone, central banks bought 244 tonnes of gold on a net basis. A recent HSBC survey found that nearly four in ten reserve managers plan to increase their gold holdings this year and the majority say the

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