Through the end of October, net official-sector purchases this year totaled 562 metric tons, reported Alistair Hewitt, director of market intelligence with the World Gold Council. That 56.2-tons-a-month average puts sales on pace to roughly match the 656 tons bought in 2018, which were the most central-bank purchases since 1967, according to WGC data.
“This year has been exceptionally strong. We think that next year, net buying will continue at a high level, even if it’s not as high as this year,” said Philip Newman, director of the London-based consultancy Metals Focus.
I am sure that you will now be researching Alistair Hewitt and Philip Newman and digging the dirt on them.
I find it amusing that you have the time to go back over posts from 2011, eight bloody years ago. Wouldn't your time be better spent banging nails into your deck or watering the cabbages.
The full article can be found on the corrupt site inhabited by goldbugs called *****..
