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Gold
- A$ 1.64
Ask Price A$ 7,280.42
Bid Price A$ 7,277.60
Silver
- A$ 0.04
Ask Price A$ 124.84
Bid Price A$ 124.63
Platinum
- A$ 0.75
Ask Price A$ 3,122.57
Bid Price A$ 3,108.51
Palladium
- A$ 1.06
Ask Price A$ 2,410.21
Bid Price A$ 2,353.97
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We cater specifically to pawnbrokers, coin shops and second-hand dealers, offering a range of services, including scrap refining, purchasing unwanted jewellery and buying all forms of precious metals.
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(Kitco News) – China’s central bank added gold to its reserves for the 16th consecutive month in February, even as escalating geopolitical tensions kept the price of bullion not far from January’s all-time highs.The People’s Bank of China added 30,000 ounces of gold to its reserves last month, bringing its total gold holdings to 74.2 million ounces of gold as of the end of February, valued at approximately $387.6 billion, according to the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE).
(Kitco News) – Despite gold’s recent disappointing price action, as the precious metal has been unable to hold a safe-haven bid, it continues to attract strong investor interest due to broader geopolitical tensions and shifting macroeconomic conditions, according to the World Gold Council.
(Kitco News) – After breaking its five-week winning streak last week, investors still see gold as an essential alternative to fiat currencies but don’t see the earlier momentum, and restoring the historical correlation between oil and gold will require either significantly higher oil or lower gold prices, according to Bob Savage, head market strategist at BNY.

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