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Gold Revaluations and Debt Relief
With gold’s recent rise, proposals to revalue official reserves are resurfacing. A U.S. revaluation could equal 3% of GDP. Case studies from Italy, Lebanon, Germany, South Africa, and others reveal that while revaluation proceeds offer temporary relief, they fail to address long-term structural imbalances in debt and deficits. Read on »
Gold Signals Shift in Currency Power
The U.S. dollar remains the world’s reserve currency, yet gold’s rise since 2022 shows trust is weakening. Central banks, particularly in emerging markets, are diversifying into gold amid sanctions, tariffs, and geopolitical uncertainty. The trend points toward a gradual, staged transition from a dollar-centric system to a more multipolar order. Read on »
Gold, Silver Await Breakout Spark
Supported by strong ETF flows, steady central bank buying, and resilient industrial demand, gold and silver are well-positioned but remain range-bound. Market attention now turns to Powell’s Jackson Hole remarks, Treasury yields, and U.S. economic data for the next directional push. Until a clear catalyst emerges, volatility is likely subdued. Read on »
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