This Video by Think School Covers why the dominance of Dollar is decreasing and Gold Prices are rising so much.
Genuinely a must watch video!
Hawk
•
Devza • 9m
Gold is indeed the primary asset, hence the rise of gold collection amongst the countries
0 replies
More like this
Recommendations from Medial
Jaswanth Jegan
Founder-Hexpertify.c... • 9m
“During the Gold rush,Sell shovels”
Hence proved !!
6 replies7 likes
Jeet Sarkar
Technology, Developm... • 1y
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink Equates Bitcoin to Gold as Asset Protector
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink stated that Bitcoin is no different from gold over thousands of years, emphasizing its role as an asset protector.
1 replies4 likes
mg
News & updates • 1m
Top countries with the largest gold reserves in 2024
Me to friend: Please invest in Gold. It will work over the long term. It will work when equities aren’t doing well. There is a shift taking place in Gold as an asset class. Central Banks have started buying.
Friend: Done.
5 replies8 likes
Vishu Bheda
•
Medial • 2m
What is the primary goal of a pre-seed funding round?
UPI has revolutionised the payment scenerio in India and indeed UPI involved complex tech and India is also giving this technology to other countries like Ghana.
So my question is that, why countries like USA, Japan and other European countries are s
Why gold going high?????
Only 1 kg of gold is real, but 131 kg of gold is being traded in the market. In the same way, gold has been artificially dumped so that central banks prefer dollars over gold. Now central banks buying gold instead of dollar.
According to me, the world is going back to the old financial system, where gold and farmland will regain their throne. Between countries, the will be evolved barter system, and for transactions between people, digital currency will be used. People w
See More
0 replies2 likes
Mahendra Lochhab
Content creator • 4m
The central government has collected GST of ₹ 1.82 lakh crore in November 2024.
This GST collection is 8.5% more than the GST collection in November last year.
In November 2023, the government has collected GST of ₹ 1.68 lakh crore.