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(Kitco News) – After the COVID-19 outbreak peaks, countries around the world will begin efforts to re-start their economies and silver will greatly benefit from these actions as it embraces a new position in the commodity world — an ‘infrastructure’ precious metal, according to BMO.
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“That bounce, however, won’t be a full recovery. There are two broad obstacles to a V-shaped recovery. First, expect some persistent damage to the economy as the result of firms going bankrupt and the severing of employer-employee relationships. The CARES Act, with its enhanced unemployment benefits and aid to business, helps minimize this damage, but it remains insufficient to stem all the bleeding.”


“The latest published numbers show record stocks of 8,326 tonnes of gold in London, which is equivalent to 666,045 standard 400-ounce gold bars, according to the LBMA, which oversees the London trade hub.
