Category Archive: 6a) Gold and its Price
The BRICS Gold Currency Shift We Can’t Ignore
The headlines about a “BRICS currency” often exaggerate the drama. The reality is quieter but more significant. #BRICS nations aren’t rolling out a single note to topple the dollar overnight they’re building alternatives: new payment systems, regional vault networks, and local settlement corridors that slowly reduce the dollar’s dominance.
At the same time, the dollar faces its own cracks. Surging U.S. #debt issuance, political pressure on the...
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The Silver Crisis No One Sees Coming
#Silver has surged past $40 to a fourteen-year high while gold has set fresh records. But the White House has exempted gold bars from tariffs and left silver without parallel assurance. That gap has turned a rally into a market-structure stress test.
This video unpacks:
Why New York trades rich to London and why London lease rates spiked above 5%
How #gold’s #tariff clarity redirected Swiss and European flows away from silver
The strain in the...
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This Is Bigger Than a Market Shift. It’s a Global Reset.
#Gold made new highs. Silver followed. The headline is simple, the drivers are not. In this short briefing, Jan Skoyles explains why the long end of bond markets weakened, how policy credibility entered the price, and what Beijing’s choreography signalled for risk premia. The focus is practical. How to think about duration risk today. Why a measured allocation to bullion can still improve portfolio resilience.
Key points
Real yields firmed while...
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David Hunter- Why Gold Could Explode to $4,000 This Year
These aren’t wild guesses, they’re the contrarian forecasts of macro strategist #DavidHunter.
In this GoldCore TV interview, Hunter explains why:
#Gold could hit $4,000 in the coming months and surge to $20,000 by the 2030s
Silver could leap to $75 near-term and ultimately $500
A weakening #dollar and massive money printing will fuel asset inflation across stocks, bonds, and metals
Investors who think gold only rises when stocks fall may be...
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