Some countries admitted they plan to add more gold to their reserves in the near future as geopolitical tensions increase and global interest rates decline, creating more inflationary pressure.
With the gold price trading sideways over the last few weeks, it’s always handy to have a refresher as to why we hold onto gold and where it’s headed to next.
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Mike Maharrey interviews Kai Hoffmann, the CEO of SOAR Financial Group, to discuss the junior mining industry, gold prices, and broader economic insights.
Because you certainly are not getting it, even AFTER it happens, in the mainstream press. So, there you have it—the stealth staglfationary recession I’ve been saying we are in.
When he announced the initial plan to expand its gold reserves, National Bank of Poland Governor Adam Glapiński said holding gold was a matter of financial security and stability.
The expansion of the money supply is, by definition, inflation. By easing its monetary policy, the Fed is effectively committing to creating more inflation.
