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Dedicated to explaining why gold is money and the rest is credit. Dedicated to explaining economics relevant to the preservation of wealth. And dedicated to explaining geopolitical developments relevant to investors.
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Bond yields, oil prices, and gold have ticked back. This is because of mid-terms’ propaganda designed to enhance the Republicans’ chances.
Despite extremely negative sentiment, large flows of bullion continue to leave western markets, and bullion banks appear to be positioning themselves for higher prices.
If the Burnham government really wanted to improve the UK’s economic outlook, it is going in the wrong direction.
Periodically, bond markets blow up needing action from the monetary authorities to stop them feeding into a wider financial crisis. Another such event is on the horizon.