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GOLDクレジット

金鉱山の埋蔵量、採掘権、販売権などを証券化

現物取引とは違い、SKRと同じように保有証書を売買する手法です。

ゴールドは、鉱石20tに対して、平均約2gが目安です。

採掘に経費や時間がかかるため、私達は、現物取引ではないSKRペーパー方式を行なっております。

🔶海外のゴールドは現物取引も行います。

Gold Mining

Mine Production

Gold mining is a global industry with operations on every continent except Antarctica, and gold is extracted from mines of widely varying types and scale. The World Gold Council and our member companies support the responsible mining and trading of gold from all legitimate sources.

Mines and gold mining operations have become increasingly geographically diverse, far removed from the concentrated supply of four decades or so ago when the vast majority of the world's gold came from South Africa.

Overall levels of mine production have grown significantly since 2008, although substantial new discoveries are increasingly rare.

Gold mining and mine production does not respond quickly to prices. The project development timeline and mine lifecycle is long - it often takes decades to move from discovery to production

Producer Hedging

The volume of gold that is supplied to the market each year can also be marginally affected by forward selling 

of future production - known as producer hedging.

There are times when miners will want to lock in a specific price for their future gold production - for example, 

to manage project costs or debt servicing. These commitments will affect the amount of gold that enters the market. In previous decades, these hedging agreements had a substantial impact on supply levels but in recent years they have been relatively inconsequential and shorter term in nature.

world gold demand

The modern gold market is a symbol of diversity and growth. Since the early 1970s, annual gold purchases have nearly tripled and gold markets have flourished around the world.

Gold has emotional, cultural and economic value and is purchased by different people around the world for different reasons. It is often influenced by national socio-cultural factors, local market conditions, and broader macroeconomic factors.

Gold's diverse uses in jewellery, technology, and by central banks and investors means that different sectors of the gold market receive attention at different points in the global economic cycle. This diversity in gold demand and the self-balancing nature of the gold market underpin gold's robust nature as an investment asset.

Areas of demand for gold

Gold is purchased by a wide variety of consumers and investors around the world.

jewelry demand

Gold jewelery is the largest source of annual gold demand by sector. Although this has declined in recent decades, it still accounts for around 50% of total gold demand.

India and China are by far the largest jewelery markets, together accounting for over 50% of her global total. The Asian and Middle Eastern markets are dominated by demand for higher purity, higher carat gold.

investment

Gold has unique properties as an asset class. Our analysis proves that a moderate allocation to gold can protect and enhance investment portfolio performance, reduce volatility and minimize losses during market shocks.

Investors of all kinds are increasingly embracing gold as a reliable, tangible long-term store of value that moves independently of other assets.

central bank demand

Gold plays an important role in global central bank reserves and they are important holders of gold. The 2008 financial crisis fundamentally changed central bank behavior towards gold, leading to a reassessment of gold's role and relevance in reserve management. Emerging market central banks have increased their official gold purchases, while European banks have halted sales, making the sector now a significant source of annual gold demand.

technology

Gold is used as an industrial metal in a wide range of applications, but demand is driven by the electronics sector, which accounts for approximately 80% of gold used in technology. This metal is widely used in most consumer electronics and automotive applications, and its combination of chemical and physical properties make it irreplaceable in many high-end devices. The electrification trend is driving the demand for gold in this sector, with most types of semiconductor chips using the metal as a coating or in the form of fine bonding wires.

Electronics are by far the largest and most important source of demand, but gold is used in many applications that directly affect all of our lives. Electronics sector and smaller but less important metal applications