Goldman Sachs reveals the unique nature of gold: its pricing mechanism is similar to that of high-end real estate in Manhattan, and the key is the transformation of the identity of marginal buyers. When "faith buyers" such as central banks continue to stock up, the price of gold is as easy to rise as a mansion on Fifth Avenue....
2025-08-19 06:05:12
Goldman Sachs reveals the unique nature of gold: its pricing mechanism is similar to that of high-end real estate in Manhattan, and the key lies in the identity of marginal buyers. When "faith buyers" such as central banks continue to stock up, the price of gold is as easy to rise as a Fifth Avenue mansion. Click to view < br > < img src = "https://img.jin10.com/gallary/25/07/l2FtY3VjVLojsLDk0-2tN.png/lite" referrerpolicy = "no-referrer" >
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