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Central Banks Are Selling Gold. Here’s Why That’s Bullish
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While the headlines focus on the gold price crash, they’re missing the most critical part of the story: why central banks like Turkey and Russia are actually selling. This isn’t a loss of faith in the metal, it’s gold performing its primary function as a liquid reserve asset during a currency crisis.
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In this briefing, we go beyond the surface-level gold price news today to look at the mechanics of the sell-off. We distinguish between "renting" paper gold and "owning" physical gold, and why the current liquidation in the paper markets is a healthy reset for the long-term gold price prediction.
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The "Real" reason central banks sell gold during a crisis.
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How Gold Is Already Replacing The Petrodollar
2026-03-26
Since 1974, the world has run on one rule: you want oil, you buy dollars first. That deal – the petrodollar has underwritten American financial dominance for 50 years.
It’s quietly being dismantled.
China and Iran are now settling oil trades in yuan. That yuan is being converted into physical gold, not dollars, not Treasuries. Russia’s $300 billion in frozen reserves showed every central bank in the world exactly what holding dollars actually means: someone else controls your wealth.
The mBridge payment network. The yuan-gold corridor. The shift away from SWIFT. These aren’t theories, they’re operating systems, already running.
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In this video, we break down:
How the petrodollar system actually worked and why it’s fracturing
Silver’s rise is being driven by structural supply constraints and inelastic demand not speculation.
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The Re-Monetisation of Silver Has Begun
2025-12-18
Silver has reached new highs but according to the Silver Guru David Morgan this move is not speculative. It reflects a structural shift in how silver is viewed and used globally.
With more than 25 years of experience analysing precious metals markets David Morgan explains why silver is no longer trading purely as an industrial commodity but is increasingly being treated as money.
In this interview David Morgan discusses why silver can wear investors out or scare them out the long running structural supply deficit in the silver market why industrial demand is largely price inelastic silver’s growing role in energy technology data centres and semiconductors the impact of leverage and physical delivery on price discovery why investment demand rather than speculation is driving prices and
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