Bullionstar is currently experiencing great demand and has raised price prizes on certain products.
We update our site to show real -time level levels, allowing customers to track live inventory.
The online minimum order remains on SGD 99 (or equivalent in other currencies) for now, but can be adjusted if demand continues to rise.
Refineries that implement supplements and suspend production
Metalor, one of the leading Swiss refineries, has recently introduced an additional fee per OZ on all its gold products due to lack that increases the gold contract, the expanded spread between spot and futures and customs -related factors.
Another major Swiss refinery, Argor-Heraeus, has suspended orders for all 50-grams and 100-gram-coined gold bars. While Bullionstar still has these items in stock, refill may not be possible when sold out.
Bullionstar prizes and minimum orders
Given the rising demand, supplement and suspended production, we have increased prizes on certain products.
For the time being, we maintain the minimal online order of SGD 99 (or equivalent in other currencies). But if order volumes become unsustainable, we may need to adjust this threshold.
Customer sales prices have also increased.
Bullionstar inventory levels
To improve transparency, we have introduced live storage levels on our website for all key products. The quantity currently available for immediate purchase appears next to the “in stock” mark.
Therefore, customers can now trace our share level in real time as a potential lack of physical gold and silver weave.
For some items, we also accept orders for products currently in transit. This is listed as a “pre-sale” with available quantity and the expected arrival date.
For items labeled both “in stock” and “before-sale”
The different accessibility dates also appear at checkout when you order in addition to the quantity in stock.
Note that all items before the sale are confirmed with accessibility from our suppliers. We deal exclusively with physical precious metals and avoid paper metal promises.
Physical bullion and refining capacity deficiency
Wholesale and retail physical lack of physical gold also occurs in other regions. In South Korea, for example, banks have suspended sales of gold and silver due to rising demand.
Reports have also suggested density in certain gold bar sizes at the bank’s retail level in China. But with Shanghai Gold Exchange (SGE), which is primarily physical-where most contracts result in physical delivery and withdrawal are possible for columns as small as 100 grams of China well positioned for a potential shift in price discovery from paper gold to physical gold.
Similarly in the West, US institutional demand Skyrocket with Comex Gold supplies to 22 February over 60,000 contracts or over 200 tons. This comes on the heels of a huge 498 tonnes delivered in the last two months. The clean scale of these deliveries is overwhelming refineries and coins, stretching capacity to its boundaries and causing long -term delays to new orders.