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16% of the approximately 4,000 tons of gold that miners, central banks, and scrap dealers sell annually is intended for investment demand.
The persistent rumors of a possible short squeeze, in which gold players who borrowed gold and sold it expecting a price decline would be forced to buy it back at higher prices, driving bullion even higher, may have contributed to gold's rise. In the world of gold trading, central banks have been criticized for a long time for lending a lot of money to bullion banks like Goldman Sachs and J.P....
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