ALERT: Central Bank Gold Buying Binge Causes Gold Price To Explode Higher
Central gold bank buying binge causes gold price to explode higher.
Today Nomi Prins, who has given keynote speeches to the World Bank, IMF, Federal Reserve, and many other prominent institutions, and who also correctly predicted last year that the price of gold would hit $2,500 in the middle of this year, just stunned King World News by predicting that the price of gold will hit $4,000 by the end of next year. Investors should buckle up because it appears the price of gold is going to continue to soar through 2025. This is an interview that everyone around the world needs to hear because she makes many major predictions about everything from gold, silver, uranium, stocks, to interest rates and much more.
Central gold bank buying binge causes gold price to explode higher.
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