06-01-25 CFG News

The Gold Supply Crunch No One’s Talking About

Yesterday, we looked at central banks quietly loading up on gold. Today, we’re going underground—literally. The world isn’t running out of gold… but getting it out of the ground is getting harder, slower, and way more expensive.

Major mines are aging, new discoveries are rare, and political instability is choking supply in key countries like South Africa and Peru. Meanwhile, demand is through the roof. That imbalance means pressure is building—and when it breaks, prices won’t just rise, they’ll rip. Smart stackers aren’t waiting for the spike.

Tomorrow, we’ll zoom in on how inflation is hitting mining operations—and why that cost gets passed straight to you.

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It takes on average 10–15 years to bring a new gold mine into production, which means today’s supply crunch was set in motion over a decade ago.