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IBIS InGold IBIS InGold is a leading trader with investment gold and silver. The company has been operating in the market for over 20 years.

In the Czech Republic and Europe, they became a leader in providing saving in gold and silver.

Analysts from the In Gold We Trust Report talk about the continuation of the “golden decade”. 🟡📈In the base case scenari...
29/05/2026

Analysts from the In Gold We Trust Report talk about the continuation of the “golden decade”. 🟡📈
In the base case scenario, they expect the price of gold to be around $6,480 per ounce by 2030, and in the bull case, up to $8,900.

The rise in gold is no longer just a matter of short-term geopolitical crises. Deeper systemic factors are behind the strong demand:
* growing sovereign debt,
* weakening confidence in fiat currencies,
* inflation,
* geopolitical fragmentation,
* and record gold purchases by central banks.

Gold is not in one clear trend today.On the contrary – it moves in a broader range and reacts to geopolitics, inflation ...
28/05/2026

Gold is not in one clear trend today.

On the contrary – it moves in a broader range and reacts to geopolitics, inflation and central bank decisions. It is this “uncertainty” that creates space for gradual position building.

However, long-term factors remain unchanged:
central banks are buying, global debt is growing and gold maintains its role as a store of value.

That is why saving in gold makes sense – not a one-time purchase, but a gradual build-up.

🟡 Not about timing the market.
🟡 But about time in the market.

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Silver is up +130% year-to-date. 🪙📈Solar panels need it. Electric cars need it. Cell phones and laptops need it. Hospita...
26/05/2026

Silver is up +130% year-to-date. 🪙📈

Solar panels need it. Electric cars need it. Cell phones and laptops need it. Hospitals need it...
Silver continues to be supported by:
* strong investment demand for precious metals,
* geopolitical uncertainty,
* and the industrial use of silver in technology and energy.

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The World Bank expects precious metals prices to remain strong. While growth has slowed after a strong start to the year...
06/05/2026

The World Bank expects precious metals prices to remain strong. While growth has slowed after a strong start to the year, this is not a reversal of trend but a natural correction after a strong uptick.

Gold has been on a strong growth trajectory and remains strategically strong. It closed the first quarter with a 17% increase compared to the previous quarter. 📈

The World Bank expects the average gold price to hover around $4,700 per ounce this year, marking another strong year-on-year increase. 🌕↗️

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Source: World Bank, April Commodity Market Outlook

Moving just 1% of global capital into gold… could push its price above $25,000 per ounce. 📈This is according to Pierre L...
17/04/2026

Moving just 1% of global capital into gold… could push its price above $25,000 per ounce. 📈

This is according to Pierre Lassonde – a long-time gold investor and co-founder of Franco-Nevada.

Why?
Gold is a relatively small market. Even a small shift of large capital can significantly impact its price.

And that’s exactly what’s happening today:
central banks are buying, confidence in currencies is wavering, and capital is gradually shifting.

👉 This is one of several expert arguments supporting gold’s long-term growth potential.

The decisions investors make today shape the value of their wealth tomorrow.
Consider whether gold deserves a place in your portfolio. ✨😉

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Source: GoldTelegraph.com

The price has climbed to around $4,800 per ounce, and the market suggests that this movement may not end there. A weaker...
08/04/2026

The price has climbed to around $4,800 per ounce, and the market suggests that this movement may not end there. A weaker dollar, geopolitical tensions and growing demand for a “safe haven” traditionally push the price higher.

So the question is not whether gold is growing… but how far it can go. It is precisely such periods that can represent the moment when the market stabilizes and creates space for new opportunities.

Time to think about buying gold. 📈🌕

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⚠️ Don’t miss this: the drop in gold prices may not be a reason to worry.In the short term, gold is pressured by a stron...
23/03/2026

⚠️ Don’t miss this: the drop in gold prices may not be a reason to worry.

In the short term, gold is pressured by a strong dollar and higher interest rates.
In the long term, inflation and geopolitics support its growth.

👉 In other words: what pushes gold down today may drive it higher tomorrow.

We see the current dip as a potential buying opportunity.
⬇️⬇️⬇️
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📉📈 Profits are temporary. Value is enduring.Financial markets change every day.Prices rise, fall, and trends shift.But s...
16/03/2026

📉📈 Profits are temporary. Value is enduring.

Financial markets change every day.
Prices rise, fall, and trends shift.

But some assets have preserved one key characteristic for thousands of years — the ability to store value over time.

Gold is one of them.
Not because it always goes up.
But because in times of uncertainty, people return to it again and again.

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⛏️ Is the world running out of gold?According to data from the World Gold Council, global mine production reached around...
12/03/2026

⛏️ Is the world running out of gold?

According to data from the World Gold Council, global mine production reached around 3,672 tonnes in 2025 – the highest level in available historical records. However, the year-on-year increase was only about 1%, suggesting that production growth is slowing significantly.

Why?

Gold mining is becoming increasingly challenging:

• new deposits are harder to discover
• many potential regions are geopolitically unstable
• permitting processes are getting longer
• project costs are rising
• financing mines in remote areas is complicated

The result?
Gold production may soon reach a plateau rather than continue growing significantly.

This does not mean the world is running out of gold.
Analysis by the World Gold Council suggests that gold is unlikely to be depleted in the foreseeable future. However, extracting it will become increasingly difficult, slower, and more expensive.

Gold prices have risen by around 240% over the past decade. 📈In 2026, gold is trading around $5,100 per ounce, with dema...
09/03/2026

Gold prices have risen by around 240% over the past decade. 📈
In 2026, gold is trading around $5,100 per ounce, with demand supported mainly by growing geopolitical uncertainty.

Analysts also point out that the share of gold in investors’ portfolios remains relatively low, which may indicate further potential for growth in the coming years.

Perhaps now is the right time to consider whether investment gold should also be part of your portfolio. 🌕

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