A sharp turn on the gold market: Stones and oil have been transformed at the price of the ounce, but central banks continue to buy historical goods
After a strong growth in the beginning of the year, the gold market experienced a complete turn. High stone rates, powerful dollar and fear of new inflation push on this noble metal price while central banks use lower prices to increase large purchases.
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BlicA sharp turn on the gold market: Stones and oil have been transformed at the price of the ounce, but central banks continue to buy historical goodsBlicA sharp turn on the gold market: Stones and oil have been transformed at the price of the ounce, but central banks continue to buy historical goods9 recorded states
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