BRICS nations are building alternative gold and silver markets designed to challenge the long-dominant Western duopoly of Comex and the LBMA.
Across two back-to-back presentations, Rob Kientz walks through the new Hong Kong gold gateway, Singapore’s physically-settled exchanges, Russia’s expanding Moscow Exchange and the BRICS gold-backed settlement network known as “the Unit”.
Rob then turns to silver, arguing its recent sell-off is a mid-cycle lull rather than the end of the run.
He points to China’s grip on refining, its shift to net importer, and silver’s critical-mineral status - and what the West-to-East shift could mean for anyone holding gold and silver.
