On the heels of “yesterday’s sh*t-show” in the gold market, yes, bullion banks got squeezed.
Bullion Banks Getting Squeezed In The Gold Market
March 25 (King World News) – Alasdair Macleod: “Yesterday’s gold open interest on Comex fell an est. 12,723 contracts on a day when the price rose dramatically. Classic bear squeeze on BBs. Last trade date for APR 2020 contract tomorrow with 152,603 left to roll, close or stand for delivery. Squeeze not over yet IMO! Silver squeeze more pronounced with OI falling 5,469 contracts.”
Hansen On The Banks’ Short Squeeze In Gold
Ole Hansen, Head of Commodity Strategy at Saxo Bank: “Our view on gold has not changed. We believe open ended QE and negative real yields will continue to drive demand and the price higher. Like all other markets gold is now unfortunately having its own COVID19 moment but let’s stick to facts, not fiction…
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We have a temporary break down in logistics not being helped by CME’s stringent delivery rules of 100oz bars only. Something that they have now finally addressed.
The core problem is not lack of gold. India and China are not buying while Russia may even be selling to fund their oil price war. The lack of transportation, lack of staff to handle trading and most importantly…the temporary shut down of Swiss refiners have created an unstable market. No doubt yesterday was a painful sh*t-show, especially for the banks trying to provide liquidity and make this a smooth market place.”
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