Gold cannot be produced artificially

On the supply side, recycled gold (old gold) is added to mine production. Gold recycling grew in 2023 and also in 2024. According to the World Gold Council, around 12% more gold was recycled in 2024 than in the previous year. A large proportion came from China. This means that recycling grew three times faster than mine production. And this was probably due to the high gold price and liquidity bottlenecks. With the current gold price rally, it can be assumed that the recycling rate will continue to grow. But after all, demand is also high. In addition to the central banks, which have so far driven the price upwards with their heavy purchases, more and more private investors are recognizing the benefits of gold. Despite the high price of gold, many analysts and market strategists are still positive about the precious metal. Many have also raised their gold price forecasts.

And many are also speculating on lower interest rates and a weaker US dollar, such as JPMorgan, which will also benefit the gold price. Gold can also be acquired indirectly via gold mining shares – in which case there is no need for storage. Miata Metals and Chesapeake Gold, for example, are ideally positioned.

Two gold projects in Suriname, Sela Creek and Nassau, are the focus of Miata Metals – https://www.commodity–tv.com/play/miata–metals–strong–share–price–performancedrilling–program–at–sela–creek–about–to–start/ -. Further investment opportunities are available.

Chesapeake Gold – https://www.commodity–tv.com/play/chesapeake–gold–unlockingthe–potential–of–the–innovative–metallurgy–technology/ – owns one of the largest undeveloped gold-silver deposits in America, the Metates project in the Mexican state of Durango. In addition, there is the Talapoosa project (gold and silver) in Nevada and the Lucy project in Mexico.

Current company information and press releases from Miata Metals (- https://www.resource–capital.ch/de/unternehmen/miata–metals–corp/ –)

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