US EditionEurozone Doesn't Have The Gold To Meet Their 100:1 Leveraged Gold Derivatives Contracts
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More and more investors no longer want to satisfy themselves with paper demands on the precious metal. They are striving for real property – rightly so. The publication of the latest study by the European Central Bank (ECB) has caused a considerable stir in professional circles – and for good reason. For the first time, one of the world's most influential central banks speaks openly about structural weaknesses in the international gold market: […
Eurozone Doesn't Have The Gold To Meet Their 100:1 Leveraged Gold Derivatives Contracts
If you are wondering why the price of gold is remaining so well bid, it appears the eurozone doesn't have the gold to meet their 100:1 leveraged gold derivatives contracts, and the second problem is they don't have the money to cover the positions either. The post Eurozone Doesn’t Have The Gold To Meet Their 100:1 Leveraged Gold Derivatives Contracts appeared first on King World News.
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