On Friday, May 6, Vedomosti newspaper wrote that, while February and March, the central banks of Russia, Mexico and Thailand added to gold reserves by $ 6 billion in recent months, the Mexican National Bank bought 100 tons of gold, which is 4 % of its reserves. Russia in March has increased gold reserves at 18.8 tons to 811.1 tons, Thailand - at 9.3 tons to 108.9 tons of gold bought National Bank not long ago. The last time - in the 1980's. When the price of the metal rose to a record at that time $ 850 per troy ounce. Next 20 years, gold became cheaper. In March 2001 an ounce was worth less than $ 260, but then the gold gradually began to rise in price, and in November 2008 an ounce already given $ 815 (data Reuters). Raging crisis, investors converted into reliable assets and precious metals prices quickly went up. "The Central Bank compelling reason to buy gold - quoted by Bloomberg, University of Maryland professor Peter Morici. - U.S. has ceased to be a reliable asset to support the currency and treasury bonds - a good investment. " On Monday, gold set a new record - $ 1,577.57 per ounce. "Buying gold Mexico reiterates the demand from central banks in developing countries that seek to diversify, - told Bloomberg analyst at LGT Capital Management Bayram Dinser. - They are large buyers of more than one year. " Gold will go up further, experts agree. The company GFMS promises this year's $ 1600 per ounce, Bank of America Merrill Lynch - $ 1650, Barclays Capital - $ 1800 in the I quarter of 2012, Harmony Gold Mining - $ 1800 a year.
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