Central banks are buying record amounts of gold…

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Central banks are buying record amounts of gold. What’s really driving gold’s record highs…

Gold has surged to new all-time highs in 2025, but what few people realise is that the world is running out of it.

Central banks are buying more gold than at any time in modern history. Retail demand has surged too. Yet global production keeps falling.

Despite record spending, major mining firms are finding less gold every year.

The easy-to-reach deposits are gone… new discoveries are rare… and that tightening supply could send prices sharply higher.

But there’s a twist.

A private company has developed AI technology that can see through rock and locate new deposits hidden deep underground.

Billionaires like Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, and Sam Altman are already backing it.

If this breakthrough keeps delivering results, it could change the entire supply picture for gold and potentially create huge opportunities for early investors.

You can see exactly what’s happening, and how you could play it, in Jim Rickards’ latest briefing.

P.S. Jim believes gold could climb toward US $27,000 an ounce as supply runs dry and new technology steps in. Find out the details here.

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