From examining the roll data of gold futures I have found no evidence of gold price suppression. One of the most discussed subjects in the gold space is long-term gold price suppression on the COMEX futures market in New York. It’s an interesting theory because we know that in the past the United States has been active in “stabilizing” the gold price to make to dollar look stronger. But that was done openly in the 1960s and 1970s by selling physical gold. Is any entity still suppressing the gold price, and does it use the futures market?
Is the Gold Price Suppressed on the COMEX…
From examining the roll data of gold futures I have found no evidence of gold price suppression. One of the most discussed subjects in the gold space is long-term gold price suppression on the COMEX futures market in New York. It’s an interesting theory because we know that in the past the United States has been active in “stabilizing” the gold price to make to dollar look stronger. But that was done openly in the 1960s and 1970s by selling physical gold. Is any entity still suppressing the gold price, and does it use the futures market?
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