⛏ 2024's Gold Correction Is Not Repeating 2016

Why 2024's Gold Correction Is Not Repeating 2016
After Trump’s win, gold prices dropped as the dollar surged, mirroring 2016. However, today’s elevated debt and structural demand make a deeper decline unlikely. ETF investments have increased, and high debt refinancing costs could sustain gold’s appeal as a hedge. The contrast between today’s complex financial landscape and 2016’s outlook suggests a more nuanced impact on precious metals markets. Read on »

US Natural Gas Production is Plummeting
A 2024 plunge in U.S. natural gas output is tightening inventories and shifting the market into deficit as demand outpaces supply. With LNG export capacity on the rise, production challenges could spark price volatility. Analysts warn that declining high-quality drilling inventory in top shale basins may further limit future production, pointing to a potential energy supply crunch. Read on »

Media Ignores Gold’s Rally
Gold has reached 39 new highs in 2024, yet media interest remains low. Analysts note a lack of hype, despite the metal’s resilience and central bank buying. Investor Peter Schiff attributes the rise to inflation, while the World Gold Council points to lagging investment demand and subdued sentiment. Could this limited media attention affect market momentum? Read on »

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