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What is the Silver Institute?

Silver Institute is an entity well established in the silver environment. It serves as one of the best and detailed sources of demand/supply and general data on white metal, being important statistical source of information for community and analysts. But apart of that, what exactly is Silver Institute?

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Short squeeze – why do you need silver in your portfolio

Starting 2025, silver became more expensive in Poland. However, this happened not in the way we would like, but through the implementation of 23% VAT. And there has also been a lot of recent talk about trade tariffs. Does this mean that investing in silver has just become unprofitable? Quite the contrary, as we will try to prove in this analysis.

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New gold rush in El Salvador or mining ban to be restored?

In the recent years a lot has been written on El Salvador regards to its president, uncompromised fight against organized crime and Bitcoin related policies. On 6th of December 2024, its president – Nayib Bukele – made a speech on immense yet unmined gold and other metal reserves. What is it all about then, and are they really worthy 3 trl USD, as he said?

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When Warren Buffet made profit on silver

This is a story of past silver purchase that cornered Comex participants. Between 1997 – 1998, Warren Buffett purchased 4.000 t. in weight of silver, which eventually had been sold by 2006. And as kind reader might expect, there is more behind a story than often is being considered as simple purchase-hold-sell transaction.

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Policies of National Bank of Poland in the time of peril

In this series, we’ll attempt to present policies of Poland’s central bank. We aim to present its main strategic pillars, which are increase of gold holdings, preservation of polish currency, importance of maintaining circulation of physical cash and general monetary policy assumptions.

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How big is the precious metals market?

Today we’ll try to answer question about the size of the precious metals market. This is a legitimate question in the context of recent price increases, but at the same time it should give esteemed readers some perspective and scale of comparison against other asset classes.

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Gold in the service of Soviet Union, part 4

We continue and conclude our considerations on the subject of historical economy for connoisseurs and not only. We’re discussing history of gold and its use in Bolshevik Russia and USSR in the years 1918-1991.

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Gold in the service of Soviet Union, part 1

This time we have a pleasure to present subject from the field of historical economy for connoisseurs and not only. What we’d like to discuss in this series of articles is history of gold and its usage in Bolshevik Russia and USSR between 1918-1991.

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What to expect of 2024 US presidential elections for gold

US presidential elections set for 5th November are cherry on the top and grand finale of 2024 – year tightly packed with local, parliamentary and presidential elections held worldwide. But none are perceived as more important than those in US. Especially in times of such extreme polarisation and geopolitical turmoil.

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We just ran out of gold! What next?! – Part 3
What if gold has run out on Earth? No more gold. Es gibt kein gold. No existe el oro. Zołota niet. Złota nie ma - wyszło.  In our search for yellow metal, we’ll step down below Earth’s crust, touch the ocean bottom and look in the stars. So, join us in an adventure in search for not-so obvious and hidden gold.
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Market update – 2,500 and more reasons to own gold

Summer holiday season is among us, and so were back and trying to catch up on financial markets and precious metals. What August brought so far is lot of volatility which of course also affected yellow metal, which just established new all time heights.

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Sixth time’s a charm - Zimbabwean Gold (ZiG)

Unfortunately, African nation of Zimbabwe can’t be perceived as greatest example of financial stability. It is just the opposite – it became a living symbol of modern-day hyperinflation. But could its issues be fixed with newest version of Zimbabwe Dollar? This time backed with gold and FX currencies basket.

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‘Far over, in misty mountains cold’ – on Central Asian gold mining, part 2

Everyone interested in gold mining knows that main producing countries are China, Russia and Australia. It’s also common knowledge that it is Africa, Asia, and Central & South America who dominate analysis on geographical gold distribution. But there is also one region, which usually doesn’t receive enough coverage, or at least not enough to what it deserves. This is Central Asia.

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LBMA accreditation - facts, not myths

Today we’ll try to answer some sectoral interesting questions: How can a mint/refinery get LBMA accreditation? What weight does it carry? What does it even mean? How is accreditation different from LBMA membership? Is it applicable into smaller products? And should mints/refiners without such are to be treated.... Different?

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O Bitcoinie, krypto i złocie

Without lengthy, and flamboyant introduction this time – as assets we’ll describe simply don’t need one. Bitcoin and gold. Both became super-hot in 2024. Each has its own different anti-fiat approach. Both have very vocal and often fanatical fan base. And each has simply different story to tell.

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