A lot is happening in the African countries of Sahel region. Pro-nationalist and anti-colonial movements, often instigated directly or indirectly by Beijing and Moscow, are strengthening. With regards, today we will focus on Burkina Faso and the nationalization of gold mines located within the country.
Unfortunately, African nation of Zimbabwe can’t be perceived as greatest example of financial stability. It is just the opposite – it became a living symbol of modern-day hyperinflation. But could its issues be fixed with newest version of Zimbabwe Dollar? This time backed with gold and FX currencies basket.
Everyone interested in gold mining knows that main producing countries are China, Russia and Australia. It’s also common knowledge that it is Africa, Asia, and Central & South America who dominate analysis on geographical gold distribution. But there is also one region, which usually doesn’t receive enough coverage, or at least not enough to what it deserves. This is Central Asia.
Without lengthy, and flamboyant introduction this time – as assets we’ll describe simply don’t need one. Bitcoin and gold. Both became super-hot in 2024. Each has its own different anti-fiat approach. Both have very vocal and often fanatical fan base. And each has simply different story to tell.
Platinum and palladium - industrial precious metals. Predominantly used in industrial sector. Interesting option, to be treated not as store of value but form of exposure to above. What could become catalyst for their price growth? Condition of automotive sector, sanctions, mining and regulations on emissions. Following this logic, today predominantly on… catalytic converters.
