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Gliederung: 00:00 Intro Gold Indien 00:59 Goldreserven 01:10 Recap Gold 01:52 Woher bekommt ein Land Gold 03:25 Gold Nachfrage 04:44 Privatreserven 05:10 Warum hat Indien so viel Gold 06:17 Die Auswirkungen für dein Gold Investment 07:43 Outro / Kanalmitglieder
00:00The Indian population has accumulated an incredible amount of 120,000 tons of gold.
00:07This is one tenth of the amount of gold ever mined worldwide
00:10and more than the gold reserves of Germany, the USA, France, Italy and the International Monetary Fund combined.
00:19At the same time, China buys more gold annually than is produced worldwide in two years.
00:24But what do these enormous gold powers mean for your investment?
00:28How does this affect the price of gold?
00:31And which other countries are hoarding huge amounts of gold?
00:35So welcome back.
00:37In this video I will answer all these questions for you.
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00:50What I present to you is only my personal opinion and the result of my research.
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01:05When considering gold reserves, one must distinguish between government reserves and the reserves of the population.
01:11Let us first look at government reserves.
01:14We should definitely look at the factor of government reserves using China as an example.
01:17Because you've definitely noticed it too.
01:20The price of gold has literally exploded recently.
01:24Within a year it has increased by almost 40%.
01:28This took you beyond the all-time high.
01:30But why actually?
01:32What are the driving forces behind this sharp increase?
01:35And what does China’s strategy have to do with it?
01:38How likely is it that private investors will soon no longer be able to buy gold?
01:43The answers to these questions will shock you.
01:45You will get them in this video.
01:48As with any other commodity, the price of gold is determined by two factors.
01:53Supply and demand.
01:56In order to understand the development of the gold price, it is therefore crucial to take a closer look at these two factors.
02:02Let’s start with the offer.
02:04How can a country get gold?
02:06There are basically two options here.
02:09Either the gold is mined independently or the gold is bought from other countries.
02:15Of course, funding will not be possible forever.
02:17Experts estimate that we have already extracted about 75%, or three-quarters, of the gold that can be mined.
02:24To illustrate this, if you were to form all the gold mined so far into a cube, it would have an edge length of about 21 meters.
02:31You can see exactly how it is composed here.
02:35The remaining gold would fit into a cube with an edge length of only 13 meters.
02:40So you see, most of the gold is already in circulation.
02:43Many countries do not mine gold at all or are unable to mine gold at all.
02:48In fact, almost 70% of annual production comes from just 12 different countries.
02:53There is enormous power behind it.
02:56Many countries therefore depend on cooperation with other countries if they want to obtain gold.
03:01This is where China comes into play for the first time.
03:03Why?
03:04you ask yourself.
03:05Let me explain.
03:07China is the world's largest producer of gold.
03:10370 tons of gold are mined there annually.
03:14China therefore already has a lot of gold available naturally.
03:18Now for the exciting part.
03:19China has not sold or exported any gold in the last five years.
03:24This means that the largest provider has discontinued its offering.
03:29This means there is less gold in circulation, which drives up the price,
03:32because supply is low.
03:35But that’s not all.
03:37Oh no, you'll be shocked.
03:39Because now we are devoting ourselves to demand.
03:42This is currently also very high.
03:44More and more investors are investing in gold in times of crisis.
03:47States and countries are using this to protect themselves and the jewelry industry is also booming.
03:51In short, the demand for gold is higher than ever.
03:55But the whole thing is amplified even more.
03:57And specifically from China.
03:58The relevant central bank buys up all the gold that can be found on the market.
04:03The Chinese central bank bought a total of 597 tons of gold in 2022 alone.
04:11Last year it was 735 tons.
04:14The trend is rising sharply.
04:16This means that over 1,300 tons of gold have been purchased in the last two years alone.
04:21Unimaginable sums.
04:22By the way, these figures do not yet include private investors from China.
04:28They acquired another 3,000 tons of gold in the last two years.
04:33This means that almost 4,500 tons of gold have flowed into China in the last two years.
04:38To put it into perspective, it is almost twice as much as is mined annually in the entire world.
04:43China is therefore the largest gold producer in the world.
04:47But instead of sharing the resources with other countries, they hoard the gold and even buy up everything that is offered to them.
04:54This combination of low supply and high demand has caused the price of gold to shoot beyond its all-time high.
05:01Let us now look at private reserves, i.e. the gold held by private individuals.
05:08India is the absolute pioneer here.
05:10As mentioned at the beginning, the Indian population owns an incredible 21,000 tons of gold.
05:16And thus more than anywhere else in the world.
05:19And also more than the national reserves of the USA, Germany, France, Italy and the International Monetary Fund combined.
05:26But what's behind it? How does such an enormous sum come about?
05:30Well, first of all, it must be noted that India, with a population of 1.5 billion people, is the most populous country in the world.
05:41This of course contributes significantly to the numbers, but it is by no means everything.
05:46So what other factors play a role?
05:48And how does this directly affect your gold investment?
05:51Stay with me, because I'll explain it to you.
05:54In addition to the high population, there are several factors that explain the high amount of gold.
05:59For example, gold is sacred in India and is considered a symbol of purity, eternity and divine prosperity.
06:05This means that any gold possessions, such as jewelry, are always passed down from generation to generation.
06:13Gold also plays an important role in weddings and other celebrations in India.
06:18But that wasn’t all.
06:19In India, gold is considered a symbol of the goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth.
06:23And it is believed that it brings happiness and prosperity to households.
06:28All this means that gold is almost never given outside the family in India.
06:32And thus the population’s gold reserves continue to rise.
06:36But what exactly does this mean for your gold investment?
06:40Well, you've seen the enormous sums of money being bought up by China and other countries.
06:44You can also see that the largest gold reserves are in the Indian population and everything clearly indicates that it will no longer come onto the market from there.
06:53This results in a shortage, which should drive up the price.
06:58But what exactly does that mean?
07:00Well, first of all, gold is currently very expensive.
07:03So, anyone considering buying gold isn't doing so well at the moment.
07:06Furthermore, if trends continue to develop as they have so far, the supply of gold may become scarce in the near future.
07:14Accordingly, gold prices could rise even further.
07:17The positive side of the matter, however, is that gold has little economic use.
07:21It is primarily used as an investment or for jewelry.
07:24It is rarely used in industry.
07:27This also means that more gold is currently being mined than is being consumed.
07:31This creates a gold surplus.
07:33Things are quite different with silver.
07:35Here, industrial demand is incredibly high and every year an enormous silver deficit arises.
07:40According to some experts, this could even lead to silver soon being worth more than gold.
07:46You can learn more about this exciting hypothesis in this video.
07:49You see, investing in precious metals can be worthwhile.
07:52In this video you can see why you should invest in silver rather than gold despite these facts.
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