August – a favorable month for the gold price

In recent months, the price of the precious metal has been moving more sideways. August is usually the third-best month for gold.

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Various negotiations are underway in the customs dispute. If agreements are reached, this will remove some uncertainties, but new trading conditions will be negative for many countries. This is because the economy will not benefit from this, quite the contrary. This could cause the gold price to break out of its sideways movement. The gold price rose particularly strongly in July in euro terms, namely by three percent (compared to the previous month). In US dollar terms, the increase was only 0.3 percent. The US dollar also declined. It remains to be seen to what extent seasonal factors will still apply in these surprising times. In any case, August has ended with gains 31 times in the past 55 years. August gains were particularly high in 2019 (trade war between the US and China) and 2020 (coronavirus pandemic).

The price of gold is supported by continued demand for safe-haven assets, purchases by central banks, ETF inflows, and global trade, which has lost much of its security. Added to this are a weaker US dollar, the disastrous debt levels of many countries, and geopolitical tensions. Economic challenges are unlikely to diminish in the future. A renewed rise in the price of gold should therefore be imminent. In addition to physical gold, gold companies are also attractive. For many, the high gold price has not yet been fully priced in. In any case, margins for gold producers are currently high and should remain so for the foreseeable future. Investors who place particular emphasis on diversification should take a look at royalty companies, as these often have interests in over 100 mining companies.

OR Royalties – https://www.commodity-tv.com/play/or-royalties-strong-cash-flow-in-the-first-quarter-and-new-projects-the-share-price-breaks-out/ – focuses on gold, silver, and copper, with Canada, Australia, and the US being the main focus of its investments and license fees.

Gold Royalty – https://www.commodity-tv.com/play/mining-news-flash-with-gold-royalty-us-goldmining-and-mag-silver/ – focuses on gold properties in North and South America.

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