These people also have gold of billions, not only kings and emperors, read everyone here

Gold prices are increasing continuously in India. Today 10 grams 24 carats in the country gold price It is Rs 97730. At the same time, some experts believe that gold can also cross one lakh per 10 grams in the coming time. Come on, in this episode, today we tell you who are the people in the world who have the most gold in the world. The biggest thing is that they are not a bank or company, but a particular person or family. Let’s know about it in detail.

Who has the most sleeping people?

According to the report of Financial Express, if we talk about private gold holders, then hedge fund manager and billionaire John Paulson invests extensively in Gold. They believe that the dollar will be weak and gold will become real power. Canadian billionaire Eric Sprot has put 90 percent of his investment in gold and silver.

At the same time, well -known investors like George Soros and Ray Dalo also keep gold in their portfolio. Soros has invested heavily in SPDR Gold Trust and Barrick Gold Corp, while Dalo has always been positive about gold.

This family also has a lot of gold

The royal family of Saudi Arabia is also not behind in this list. He has converted the money earned with oil into gold on a large scale. Around 15,000 members of ‘House of Saud’ have a wealth of about $ 1.4 trillion, including a large part of gold. Apart from this, investors like Stanley Druknamillers and Robert Kyosaki are also big supporters of gold. The special thing is that writers like Kyosaki consider investment in physical gold as more secure.

Gold ETF also gold

Today Gold ETF has also become a big source of investment. SPDR Gold Shares alone has 933.1 tonnes of gold. Overall, about 3,445 tonnes of gold has been invested through ETF worldwide. Investors are also trying to benefit from the glow of gold through this “paper gold”.

Also read: Wait if you are going to buy gold… Read what you are saying here, the price will fall or the price will cross 1 lakh