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Wondering why gold prices aren’t exploding despite rising global tensions? Jan Skoyles looks at the real economic drivers behind gold’s market movements and why the "safe haven" narrative isn’t as simple as it seems.
Everyone expects gold to immediately skyrocket at the first sign of geopolitical crisis. But the reality of the precious metals market is much more complex. In this video, we explore why the initial shock of global conflict rarely dictates gold’s price, and why you should be watching long-term economic consequences instead.

We dive deep into:
Why inflation and government spending are the true catalysts for gold breakouts

How market liquidity and competing safe-haven assets impact precious metals

The hidden supply chain disruptions affecting physical gold today

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2026-01-21

Following Donald Trump’s speech at Davos, one question is suddenly unavoidable:

Is this the New World Order?

Markets are reacting. Allies are uneasy. Gold is rising.
But this didn’t start with Trump and it won’t end with him.

In this episode of GoldCoreTV, we break down what Trump’s Davos message really signals, why tariffs and trade threats are only the surface layer, and how the global system has been quietly shifting for years as China, Russia and the BRICS bloc built alternatives to the US-led order.
This isn’t about personality or politics. It’s about power.

We explore:

• Why Trump is confronting the system rather than managing it

• How BRICS nations have been reshaping global trade and money behind the scenes

• Why alliances are fraying and markets are repricing risk in real

2025-12-02

For years, the mainstream insisted that gold’s flaw was its lack of yield. But as 2025 ends, the financial environment that made that argument sound reasonable has vanished.

Government debt no longer looks safe. Central banks improvise policy in real time. Equity markets are driven by a narrow cluster of firms. Bonds no longer offer ballast. The once-celebrated 60/40 portfolio has lost the conditions that allowed it to function.

In this environment, the real cost is not the yield forgone by holding gold it’s the vulnerability incurred by avoiding it.

In this video, we break down:
• Why the “gold has no yield” argument is now obsolete
• How improvised fiscal policy has destabilized traditional portfolios
• Why equities look strong on the surface but fragile beneath it
• How bonds

2025-10-03