The central bankers’ Housing Bubble 2.0 is bursting worldwide, and will metastasize into the next Great Financial Crisis

by BoatSurfer600 via YAHOO: (Bloomberg) — Sweden’s beleaguered property sector suffered another blow when one of the largest office landlords in the capital was downgraded to junk status by Moody’s Investors Service. Stockholm-based FastPartner AB saw its rating cut one step to Ba1 with the possibility for further downgrades to come if the company cannot …

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China increased its gold reserves, signaling strong demand from central banks.

China increased its gold reserves for a seventh straight month, signaling ongoing strong demand for the precious metal from the world’s central banks China increased its gold reserves for a seventh straight month, signaling ongoing strong demand for the precious metal from the world’s central banks. China raised its gold holdings by about 16 tons …

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Central banks have been net buyers of gold since 2009. This momentum has accelerated significantly again in the past year. In 2022, central banks increased their purchases by 152%, to over 1,136 tons

by BoatSurfer600 https://kingworldnews.com/tick-tock-gold-price-will-be-unleashed-to-a-new-all-time-high/ The gold price already seems to anticipate that the restrictive US monetary policy will turn out to be a bluff. Even if the gold price in US dollars has not yet marked a new all-time high, the all-time highs in various other currencies are a harbinger of the breakout in US dollars …

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Turkey’s sale of 81 tons of gold in April caused global central bank reserves to fall for the first time in over a year, while Poland made the biggest purchase, adding 15 tons of gold to its holdings.

via SCHIFFGOLD: A large sale by Turkey in April caused global central bank reserves to fall for the first time in over a year, even as central bank gold buying continued. Official global reserves dropped by 71 tons in April, according to the latest data collected by the World Gold Council. While the overall drop …

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