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XRP
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| XRP/USD | · | US Dollar | |
| XRP/EUR | · | Euro | |
| XRP/PLN | · | Polish Zloty | |
| XRP/SEK | · | Swedish Krona | |
| XRP/TRY | · | Turkish Lira | |
| XRP/GBP | · | British Pound | |
| XRP/MXN | · | Mexican Peso | |
| XRP/CAD | · | Canadian Dollar | |
| XRP/BRL | · | Brazil Real | |
| XRP/ARS | · | Argentinian Peso | |
| XRP/KRW | · | Korean Won | |
| XRP/IDR | · | Indonesian Rupiah | |
| XRP/JPY | · | Japanese Yen | |
| XRP/INR | · | Indian Rupee | |
| XRP/CNY | · | Chinese Yuan | |
| XRP/HKD | · | Hong Kong Dollar | |
| XRP/MYR | · | Malaysian Ringgit | |
| XRP/VND | · | Vietnamese Dong | |
| XRP/THB | · | Thai Baht | |
| XRP/PHP | · | Philippine Peso | |
| XRP/SAR | · | Saudi Riyal | |
| XRP/ILS | · | Israeli Shekel | |
| XRP/AED | · | UAE Dirham | |
| XRP/ZAR | · | South African Rand | |
| XRP/NGN | · | Nigerian Naira | |
| XRP/AUD | · | Australian Dollar |
1.4839
-0.0391(-2.56%)
Real-time Data·
Day's Range
1.4824
1.4931
52 wk Range
0.9886
3.0698
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WEALTHY INVESTORS' APPETITE FOR GOLD IS GROWING. Underlying this shift is a desire to reduce reliance on the financial system. Some wealthy investors view physically held gold—kept outside the banking system—as a safeguard against potential financial crises. Research also indicates growing interest in gold among wealthy investors. According to a survey conducted by HSBC involving approximately 10,000 wealthy investors across 10 countries, 52% of participants plan to increase their gold investments in 2026. A UBS survey of 307 family offices—representing an average net worth of $2.7 billion—also reveals plans to increase gold's weighting within portfolios; the average allocation to gold is expected to rise from 2% in 2025 to 3% this year. Meanwhile, the Bank of Singapore reported that its clients' physical gold holdings have increased by over 40% since the end of 2025, noting that a significant portion of this growth stemmed from ultra-high-net-worth clients. DEMAND FOR PHYSICAL GOLD IS RISING GLOBALLY. The surge in demand for bars and coins is not limited to billionaires. Data from the World Gold Council shows that global investment in gold bars and coins rose 21% year-on-year in the first half of 2026, reaching 784 tonnes. Consequently, the first half of the year marked one of the strongest periods on record for physical gold investment. Bloomberg
INDIA AND CHINA BAN SILVER EXPORTS COMPLETELY FOR 3 YEARS... Silver prices found support due to rising supply concerns and demand expectations stemming from developments in India and China. In India, the authorization for pension funds to allocate 10% of their portfolios to gold and silver ETFs boosted demand, while China's decision to completely ban silver exports for the 2026–2028 period intensified supply concerns in the market. (Bloomberg)
It found support thanks to rising supply concerns and demand expectations stemming from developments in India and China. In India, the decision to allow pension funds to allocate 40% of their portfolios to gold and silver ETFs boosted demand, while China's decision to completely ban silver exports between 2026 and 2028 intensified supply concerns in the market. (Bloomberg)
A US Treasury bond auction was postponed due to insufficient demand; currently, US bonds and the dollar are attracting no interest, with all attention focused on physical gold. The 2-year Treasury bond auction, originally scheduled for 20:00 (or 20:30), was first delayed to 21:30 and then to 22:30. Is this standard procedure, or does it indicate an issue with the bids received or the interest rates offered? Frankly, this is the first time I have tracked such data, prompting me to ask those with experience in this field. What could be the reason for the delay? Or, to put it another way—since the auction process involves a period of collecting and then evaluating bids—are the results always announced with such a delay?
China, Japan, India, and European nations are rapidly offloading massive amounts of US Treasury bond holdings. Japan is actively converting its US assets into physical gold. Volatility in the bond market is intensifying. Funds are reducing their equity holdings, and a massive wave of buying is expected for metal ETFs. (Source: Bloomberg)
Even US Allies Are Moving Away from the Dollar and Rushing to Physical Gold… The trend of moving away from the dollar in the global economy has taken on a new dimension. Canada’s move regarding its $25 billion sovereign wealth fund and France’s repatriation of physical gold held at the New York Fed to Paris demonstrate that even the US’s closest allies are seeking to reduce their dependence on the American financial system. Financial News
Bank of Japan (BOJ): The central bank reported selling a significant portion of its US Treasury bonds and dollars in exchange for physical gold; this shift in reserves is expected to continue, leading to a further reduction in the weight of US Treasury bonds in its portfolio and an increase in physical gold reserves. (Bloomberg)
Confidence in the US has come to an end... The entire world is withdrawing its physical assets from US control. The Netherlands has moved 86 tons of its gold reserves—valued at billions of dollars—from the US and Canada to the UK. The Dutch Central Bank announced that this decision was driven by rising geopolitical risks, the fact that gold is a liquid asset, and the need to be better prepared for crises. The bank reported that, between March and August, a total of 86 tons of gold reserves—previously held in New York (USA) and Ottawa (Canada)—were transferred to London. Prior to the transfer, 31.3% of the Netherlands' gold reserves were held in New York and 19.7% in Ottawa; following the transaction, the share of reserves held in both cities dropped to 18.5%. (Bloomberg)
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