In March, demand for Australian bullion slowed down, as indicated by data from The Perth Mint of Australia. Sales of gold products approached a five-year low.
In January, demand for Australian bullion took divergent paths, as indicated by data from The Perth Mint of Australia, with sales of silver products reaching a three-month high, while sales of gold products approached a four-year low. The Perth Mint's bullion gains compare against declining precious metal for January, with LBMA prices (USD) slipping 0.4%
Australian bullion products divided in February with gold sales reaching a three-month high while silver sales slowed from a scorching pace in January, the latest figures from The Perth Mint of Australia show. The Mint's bullion gains were set against soaring precious metals with LBMA prices in February up 6.4% for gold and up 8.2% for
In December, Australian bullion sales showed a slight increase for silver-struck products but experienced a significant slowdown for those minted in gold, according to the latest figures from The Perth Mint of Australia. In the course of 2023, the Mint witnessed a decrease in bullion sales for both gold and silver products in contrast to
Demand for Australian gold bullion reached a 5-month high in November, while sales for Australian silver bullion slowed to a 45-month low, according to figures from The Perth Mint of Australia. The Mint's bullion sales were impacted by the month's upward movement in precious metal, with LBMA prices (USD) rising by 1.9% for gold and