Crazy Low Silver Price Forecasts = Silver to Have Big Rise?

Prices and Charts

NZD Gold Hits First Buy Zone at $3800

Gold in NZ dollars was down 1% this week dipping to touch our first buy zone at $3800. The 50 day moving average is still rising and not far below here. Then we have $3700 and the top of the trend channel that it has broken out of. Possibly less likely below that is the horizontal support line at $3500 and teh also rising 200 days MA around $3400. With the RSI at neutral, this may be a good place to start layering in, just in case the correction is over already

It’s a similar situation in USD gold. As it consolidates around our first buy zone at $2300. There is still a chance we’ll see a retest of the breakout levels at $220, $2150, or $2100. But no guarantees. So as above, consider layering in from here.

Silver Much Stronger Than Gold This Week

NZD silver was up 1.5% from 7 days ago. But during the week it dipped down close to the 50-day MA. Also close to retesting the wedge pattern breakout around $42/$43. So back into a good buying zone.

Same situation in USD Silver, very close to retesting the wedge pattern breakout around $25.50.

So once this consolidation is over, we should see another challenge of US$30. Once that is broken, it could be a fairly quick move towards US$50.

NZ Dollar Up 2%

The NZ Dollar surged 2% higher this week, getting back above 0.6000 although it’s just under that today. But it remains clearly in a downtrend.

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The Future of Cash in NZ

The RBNZ is looking at options for keeping cash available in towns:

“The Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua is opening applications for towns wanting to trial either local cash depots with automated cash banking facilities that work with all banks, or a security van service. “Retailers and their customers are frustrated by cash banking difficulties, especially in rural New Zealand,” says Ian Woolford, the Reserve Bank’s Director of Money and Cash.”

Source.

Meanwhile, Australia’s Macquarie Bank to go fully cashless in push to become ‘completely digital’.

Today’s feature article also touches on the future of cash, but also Central Bank Digital Currencies…

Is Cash On Its Way Out? The Rise of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) in New Zealand and How This Might Affect Gold and Silver

New Zealand, like many countries around the world, is grappling with the potential introduction of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs).  What exactly is a CBDC, and how might it impact your everyday life?  More importantly, what does it mean for the future of gold and silver in New Zealand?  This article dives deep into the world of CBDCs, exploring the Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s (RBNZ) considerations, the global landscape of digital currencies, and the potential consequences for traditional precious metals.  Unsure if a CBDC future is a golden opportunity or a reason to run for the hills?  Check out this week’s feature article.

If New Zealand Introduces a Central Bank Digital Currency, How Will This Affect Gold and Silver

 

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Singapore Follows The Chinese Central Bank Lead into Gold

Also following on from last week where we commented how the Thai Pension Fund increased its gold investments, this week we see Singapore has also been doing the same thing.

“Why Singapore is buying gold, 237 tonnes so far is an interesting development. Singapore is close to Chinese ethnicity, and has its finger on the political and financial pulse of the entire region. It is emulating the PBOC, which is selling US$, not for other currencies, but gold.
Singapore is almost certainly signalling to get out of fiat currencies – for reasons yet to become public!

Krishan Gopaul – Senior Analyst, EMEA, at the World Gold Council:
Just released data from the Monetary Authority of Singapore shows that its #gold reserves rose by over 4 tonnes in March – the second consecutive month of buying. This means Q1 net purchases total nearly 7 tonnes, with gold reserves now standing at 237 tonnes.”

Source.

 

Crazy Low Silver Price Forecasts = Silver to Have Bg Rise?

Care of Ronni Stoeferle are these incredibly low silver (USD) price forecasts by the big banks…

“Have a look at #SILVER price forecasts by the big banks according to Bloomberg (CPF) function:

– End of 2024: median price of USD 24.8
– 2025: 25.80
– 2026 25.75
– 2027: 25.00
– 2028: 23.63

Confirms our hypothesis that silver remains as popular in the financial sector as a pork knuckle and a pint of beer among vegan anti-alcoholics.” 

Source.

In a nutshell they all think silver prices will stay stagnant for the next 4 years. But we’d say the fact that silver prices have been relatively stagnant for the last 4 years pretty much guarantees they won’t be for the next 4! We’d say it’s more likely they’ll have another 1 in front of them (as in $120), than stay below $30.

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