Total worldwide #Gold supply per year. 2009 -> 165,000 2010 -> 168,000 2011 -> 171,000 2012 -> 173,000 2013 -> 176,000 2014 -> 179,000 2015 -> 182,000 2016 -> 185,000 2017 -> 189,000 2018 -> 192,000 2019 -> 195,000 2020 -> 198,000 2021 -> 201,000 2022 -> 204,000 2023 -> 207,000

Monday blues for #gold. Bloomberg and other financial media suggest because of receding geopolitical tensions, but some 'good old profit-taking' may very well be at work here. Look at the magnitude of that rally. pic.twitter.com/Elbln10qL3

Weekly Commitment of Traders update highlighting futures positions and changes made by speculators in #commodities and #forex during the week to April 16 #crudeoil #gold #silver #copper #grains social.saxo/0nk3sw7?uuid=LPw216l

In #gold, a double rejection above $2400 last week has increased the risk of a long overdue correction/consolidation. Using Fibo retracements, the levels to focus on are $2322, $2288 & $2255 pic.twitter.com/osnrR5HZmF