The growing movement toward gold in Africa underscores an important truth: while fiat currencies come and go, gold has remained trusted money for over 5,000 years.
The Federal Reserve recently entered rate-cutting mode on the grounds that inflation is in a sustainable downtrend. That reasoning holds only if housing prices fall quite a bit from here.
Maharrey takes the opportunity to explain why certain popular economic policies hurt consumers in the long run, even if they seem beneficial on the surface.
Some countries admitted they plan to add more gold to their reserves in the near future as geopolitical tensions increase and global interest rates decline, creating more inflationary pressure.
With the gold price trading sideways over the last few weeks, it’s always handy to have a refresher as to why we hold onto gold and where it’s headed to next.
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