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New Covid Scares Will Only Increase Bullion Buying Trends

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World financial markets may continue having a significant sell-off driven by fears of a new variant entering the pandemic fray.

This new variant is called Nu or Omicron. Perhaps the World Economic Forum probably hasn't made up its mind yet. This new covid variant has supposed already spread from South Africa into Hong Kong, Israel, Botswana, and now it is also in the EU with new Belgium cases probable. The US government, late this week, imposed travel restrictions on eight South African countries.

And while there are reasons to doubt this latest round of mainstream media pandemic fear-mongering, there are some reasons to be concerned that another winter of lockdowns might be coming to significant economies the world over.


New Covid Nu Omicron Variant Threat Slams Financial Markets

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y10PUI8KaY0&ab_channel=SDBullion[/youtube]

The spot silver price and gold spot price both sold off strong to start and finish this past week's trading action.

All this is just in time for bullion buyers looking for Black Friday and Cyber Monday bullion deals.

The Gold-Silver Ratio has climbed to 77 and technically looks like it has higher to go in the coming trading days.

The central bank of Singapore has returned to stacking gold bullion for their official gold bullion reserves, the first time since 2000 AD.

Many onlookers of gold scoff at the current official US gold reserves, having not been legitimately audited since right after the Second World War in 1953. We suggest no one holds their breath in anticipation of the US being transparent about what our nation owns in terms of gold reserves.

Based on US gold reserves to the fiat US dollar M3 supply, the gold spot price needs to double today to roughly where we were back in August 2011. And the gold fiat USD price has to be more than fivefold currently to threaten where gold's value went in the last majorly western driven bull market mania of January 1980.

Regarding retail bullion market trends of late, the running government bullion mints' coins sales totals in both ounces and fiat currency-denominated revenues are up in 2021 compared to a blistering 2020.

We can see that in both Perth Mint data and data, the Royal Canadian Mint has confirmed their gold and silver ounces sales volumes are up +57% and +31% year on year three-quarters of the way through 2020 and now 2021, respectively.

Producer price indexes in European countries like recently, Spain has been jumping to new multi-decade highs as an increase of +31.9% for the price of Spanish goods sold by manufacturers is now reportedly at play.

The trends of bullion buying for wealth preservation by government partnered central banks and private investors only appear to be growing by the year.

The Next Silver Gold Run | Ned Naylor-Leyland
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HjtPFau_R8&ab_channel=SDBullion[/youtube]

Embedded above is an interview we had this week with the head of the Gold Silver desk at Jupiter funds out of London. Ned Naylor-Leyland spoke about the next leg in this bullion and precious metals bull market mania building.

The inevitable taking out of the last record gold price history mark in fiat USD will likely be when the momentum-based herd begins trying to squeeze through the small door that is the precious metals complex.

Good luck to the sleeping masses when they show up late to gold, likely becoming the final financial bubble of this debt supercycle.

Silver is often the historically most significant beneficiary of a runaway gold value escalation. And the silver squeeze is already well underway and growing.
 
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