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Is Gold’s Bull Market Alive? China’s Soaring Imports Say Yes, Charts Say No

According to Brian Lundin, while the West sets gold prices, China is buying it up. While news headlines continue to confirm my skepticism about any peace agreement between the US and Iran, bulls in the metals markets feel like they are being punished for something. https://www.steelldy-indices.com While other "risk assets" are rising, gold and…

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Despite Strong Dollar and High Yields, HSBC Analysts See Gold Supported by ETF Inflows

Despite the continued constraints on gold price growth from US Treasury yields and a strengthening dollar, rising demand for diversification, central bank purchases, and ETF inflows should support further price increases for this precious metal by the end of 2026, according to HSBC forecasts. HSBC analysts predict gold growth. https://www.steelldy-indices.com HSBC Global Chief Investment…

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As US Debt Reaches $31.3 Trillion, Global Investors Hedge with Gold and Dollar Alternatives

The ratio of U.S. government debt to GDP has reached 100%, a milestone not seen since World War II. According to a new Government Accountability Office (GAO) report, the federal debt held by the public has equaled the nation's total economic output. Analysts warn that without immediate policy changes, debt will continue to outpace the…

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