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Amazing advantage of owning gold
By 41 BC, just a few years after the assassination of Julius Caesar, a three-man dictatorship known as a triumvirate ruled in ancient Rome. It consisted of: a general named Marcus Emilius Lepidus, Gaius Octavius, who eventually became emperor Augustus, and Marcus Antony.
In Tennessee (US), precious metals are no longer subject to sales tax
The Governor of Tennessee signed a bill on May 29, 2022 to repeal the sales tax on precious metals. Previously, the bill was overwhelmingly supported by both houses of the state legislature. The decision is the result of years of efforts by community organizations, grassroots activists and coin dealers in Tennessee.
Canadian Sovereigns are expensive
In early May, a congress of the Numismatists Society was held in the Central Provinces of Canada. As part of the event, the Heritage Auctions auction was held, at which interesting Canadian coins for collectors were exhibited as lots.
Portugal's central bank shows its gold
Portugal has the 14th largest gold reserve in the world, the value of which is equivalent to 10% of the country's GDP. Recently, the Central Bank of Portugal presented its gold bars to the public.
Unusual way to sell gold in India
Jewelry company "Tata Group" (India) offers customers to buy yellow metal from ATMs. These special devices for selling gold coins were placed in more than 20 stores of the company throughout the country.
Inflation will lead to higher gold prices
Gold is not healthy. In 2022, the cost of precious metal briefly exceeded the level of $2000 per ounce, after which it quickly dropped to below $1900. The yellow metal has been hit by the Fed's decision to raise interest rates.
Gold and silver: Which is better?
Commodity trading means that raw materials are bought and sold, not finished products such as home, stocks or bonds. Raw materials are assets such as corn, coffee, wood or ore.
Gold price outlook upbeat
The increased demand for gold this year is due to the desire of investors to protect themselves from inflation. In March, the U.S. consumer price index stood at 8.5% - the highest since 1981.