Gold Powering Higher as De-Dollarization, Debasement Trade Continues, Says Carlyle's Jeff Currie

$5,000 gold: logic, not lunacy, in a de-dollarizing world

TOKYO — Anyone who thinks gold’s surge into the stratosphere represents irrational exuberance isn’t paying attention to the wretched state of the Group of

Gold surges on de-dollarization, debasement, and diversification – analyst

Gold and metals surge amid de-dollarization, debasement fears, and diversification trends.

Gold powering higher as de-dollarization, debasement trade continues, says Carlyle's Jeff Currie

Jeff Currie, chief strategy officer of energy pathways at Carlyle, joins 'The Exchange' to discuss Currie's thoughts on what's moving the metals, how investors should play the rise in gold and much more.

Gold Is Saying The Fiat Currency Experiment Is Ending Globally; Rubino

Gold Is Saying The Fiat Currency Experiment Is Ending Globally; Rubino Via Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com Analyst and financial writer John Rubino has been warning of a currency crisis for the last few years, but it’s not just the US dollar, euro or the yen.  Almost every country has exploding unpayable debt, and there is not a fiat currency that is going to survive.  Rubino explains, “If you watch the financial press, they are noting that the pr…

Why Wall Street’s old ‘wall of worry’ and new ‘debasement trade’ are boosting gold, bitcoin in typically volatile October

Gold and bitcoin have traded to record highs as investors look for protection in what's typically a volatile October for the market.Rising inflation and debt, a weakening U.S. dollar, the government shutdown, and Wall Street's newest buzz, the "debasement trade," have all boosted assets beyond stocks and bonds."This whole debasement trade is benefiting gold," Amplify…

Modern-day ‘gold rush’: High government debt and mismanaged inflation increasing demand for gold - Wealth DFM

The price of gold is rising largely due to significant central bank demand, particularly from China. The US and the EU’s seizure of Russia’s dollar and euro reserves sent a signal to other central banks that foreign currency reserves are politically vulnerable. In response, central banks such as those in China, Turkey and the Gulf states, have started reducing their dollar opting to buy gold instead. “An additional factor is that the world is sw…