⛏ Dollar Slides While Gold and BRICS Rise in Influence

Dollar Slides While Gold and BRICS Rise in Influence
The dollar’s worst slide since the 1980s comes as foreign investors step back, central banks boost gold holdings, and BRICS nations seek dollar alternatives. While global finance still leans heavily on the greenback, persistent U.S. fiscal indiscipline and weaponized financial policy may gradually weaken its position over time. Read on »

Gold, Silver ETF Demand Rises Despite Tariff and Rate Uncertainty
Gold and silver remain range-bound, but ETF demand is picking up, with 49% of silver inflows this year occurring in June alone. While bullion is currently tariff-exempt, uncertainty ahead of the July 9th deadline is keeping the market cautious. Silver’s overbought condition is unwinding, but long-term fundamentals remain supportive. Read on »

Three Forces Driving Gold Bullish
Monetary expansion, de-dollarization, and recession risk form a potent trio backing gold’s bullish case. Central banks are steadily boosting gold reserves, the money supply is rising again, and past stimulus has left deep distortions in the economy. Gold is emerging as the go-to safe haven amid these unresolved and intensifying macro pressures. Read on »

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