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Central Banks Begin Turning to Gold

By: Curtis Ophoven

4/27/2009 - 4 Comments

As predicted by the gold bears for many years, central bankers are turning to gold.

As more and more nations turn to printing money or increasing their supply of money, foreign central banks realize that the largest wave of inflation in history will surely follow and gold may be their only protection.

Last week China became the fifth largest holder of gold. Some have wondered if the price of gold was going to drop with the IMF planning to sell 500 tons, but that will be a drop in the bucket compared to the millions of tons that central banks will be looking to buy.

If the IMF does sell their gold, I predict that it will be the end of their influence in the world because the paper money they borrow today will become less and less valuable.  The gold they have is the only true value behind their influence.  I think they will soon realize this and reverse their plan from selling gold to buying gold. 

Gold is at the beginning of a multi-year climb because I think many central banks will turn to gold as the only true source of wealth protection, as the largest experiment in history of paper currency inflation gets under way.

It will soon be evident that the Obama team has led the world into a snake pit by convincing them to inflate their currencies and flood the global economy with cheap money (by lowering interest rates to near zero). 

Previous to this global inflation experiment, the world has only seen rapid inflation in isolated nations, which allowed those nations to turn to other currencies that were not inflating.  But, in this case all currencies are inflating so there is nothing to turn to but gold.

Now is the time to invest in gold before the herd pushes the price to $5000.

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Reader Comments

Comment 1
s Says: on Monday, April 27, 2009 7:37:23 PM

I see gold dropped in price today!

Comment 2
tuv Says: on Monday, April 27, 2009 9:33:01 PM

http://www.financialpost.com/news-sectors/story.html?id=1530063&ref=patrick.net
China admits to stockpiling GOLD.


Comment 3
Nick Field Says: on Wednesday, April 29, 2009 3:03:36 PM

This article is right on, central banks will have to start turning away from the dollar as it's value tumbled further.

You can see the real impact of expansionary monetary policy on the value of our currency in the fall in the relative value of the dollar since the US left the gold standard. See the current gold dollar price and real inflation rate at :

www.brettonwoodsdollar.com

Cheerio,
N

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