In times of crisis, inflation usually increases – gold becomes more valuable

Gold and German government bonds are currently in the focus of investors, because the security concept is in the foreground. Even without the events in Ukraine, inflation rates are shocking. But now there is a threat of even more price increases. Russia is not only a major supplier of gas, but also exports other raw materials such as aluminum. What the first experts to speak out are saying does not sound encouraging. There is talk of considerable setbacks for the German economy. In any case, the current escalation of the situation is a severe headwind for the economy. And industry experts are predicting significant losses for the real economy, not just in Germany but worldwide.

This makes it all the more important to consider how assets are invested. There are no interest rates on savings, and negative real interest rates will continue to dominate events for some time to come. After inflation and the crisis in Ukraine were underestimated for a long time, the swings are now all the more pronounced, as can be seen, for example, in the jump in the price of gold. As long as the economic situation has not normalized, the pandemic and its consequences and now also the events in Ukraine have an effect, gold investments are certainly a good idea to generate value preservation.

One option would be to invest in well-positioned gold companies such as Victoria Gold or Ximen Mining.

Victoria Gold – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fON0tRuzE0M – joined the ranks of gold producers in 2019 with its Dublin Gulch property in the Yukon, which includes two gold mines.

Ximen Mining – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQ9Xg-64cag – owns three precious metals projects, two gold and one silver, in British Columbia.

Latest corporate information and press releases from Victoria Gold (- https://www.resource-capital.ch/en/companies/victoria-gold-corp/ -).

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