Central banks are buying almost twice as&nbsp;much gold as&nbsp;expected. Find out what this means for&nbsp;gold prices, investment decisions, and&nbsp;the&nbsp;market outlook.

With&nbsp;central banks buying at nearly twice the&nbsp;expected pace, what does this mean for&nbsp;the&nbsp;price of&nbsp;gold?

For years, gold was viewed primarily as&nbsp;a&nbsp;safe haven in&nbsp;stormy times.

When does gold tend to&nbsp;rise, and&nbsp;when does its price fall? A&nbsp;precious metals expert explains the&nbsp;market forces at&nbsp;play

What does a&nbsp;polar expedition to Svalbard have in common with&nbsp;investment gold? Our colleague and&nbsp;chief analyst Ing.&nbsp;Petr Kohoutek,&nbsp;MBA, is setting off on an expedition few would undertake lightly. Ahead of&nbsp;him lie three weeks in&nbsp;the&nbsp;Arctic wilderness of&nbsp;Svalbard: a&nbsp;place that does not forgive improvisation, underestimation, or&nbsp;poor preparation. A&nbsp;place with no room for&nbsp;mistakes. A&nbsp;place where discipline, trust, planning, and&nbsp;the&nbsp;ability to&nbsp;cope with&nbsp;the&nbsp;unpredictable are what count.

Certainty comes from being ready before crisis hits

Gold is traditionally seen as a&nbsp;stable investment in uncertain times, making periods of&nbsp;price correction or&nbsp;stagnation a&nbsp;natural point of&nbsp;interest for investors considering when to&nbsp;enter the&nbsp;market. Looking at&nbsp;historical data, these periods are often viewed as potential entry points.

Making the&nbsp;most&nbsp;of &nbsp;a&nbsp;moment when the&nbsp;market gives gold room to grow

In recent weeks, we have seen movements in&nbsp;the gold market that may, at&nbsp;first glance, look worrying. The gold price has fallen by up to around 27% from its peak levels. For many investors, this kind of&nbsp;correction is cause for concern, but when viewed in a&nbsp;wider context, it starts to&nbsp;make more sense.

Is now the time to&nbsp;take a&nbsp;closer look at&nbsp;gold?

IBIS&nbsp;InGold has reached a&nbsp;major milestone, with&nbsp;the&nbsp;total profit made by clients under iiplan®&nbsp;contracts passing CZK&nbsp;10&nbsp;billion (EUR&nbsp;400&nbsp;million). To&nbsp;celebrate, the&nbsp;company ran a&nbsp;<a href="https://ibisingold.com/en/article/the-gold-reserve-makes-more-and-more-sense-ibis-ingold-celebrates-czk-10">competition to win an investment gold bar</a>. The&nbsp;winner collected her prize in person, with her family in tow.

Competition winner collects her gold and explains why building a reserve makes sense

IBIS InGold, a&nbsp;long-standing leader in&nbsp;the field of investment gold and silver, has become the main partner of the <a href="https://gold-forlife.com/">GOLD for Life Foundation</a>. Their shared goal is to&nbsp;support projects that provide aid where it is truly needed.

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Protecting values means more than just protecting assets

With central banks buying at nearly twice the expected pace, what does this mean for the price of gold?

When does gold tend to rise, and when does its price fall? A precious metals expert explains the market forces at play

Certainty comes from being ready before crisis hits

Making the most of a moment when the market gives gold room to grow

Is now the time to take a closer look at gold?

Competition winner collects her gold and explains why building a reserve makes sense

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