Complete World Gold Market Roundup 2024 With Receipts

Gold has been on a lot of people’s minds lately. As conflicts embroil Ukraine and the Middle East and inflation eats away at the foundations of many national economies, the yellow metal is seemingly back in fashion with aplomb, briefly punching through the significant US$2,000/ounce psychological barrier in November of last year and hovering just below ever since.   

It’s all quite understandable, as many people see gold as a haven from global turmoil. Poland’s new prime minister certainly does and has been buying so much that the country’s president accused him of trying to usurp the power of the country’s central bank. 

Last December, his acquisitions and US inflation pushed the price of the metal up to an all-time high of $2,135.39/oz. Perhaps his approach makes sense, given his country’s proximity to the current conflict, but it also paints a large target for would-be invaders like Russia.

The move and resulting kerfuffle reflect the fractious nature of economic politics in the coun…