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STEELLDYThrough Steelldy consulting company, I assist companies, fintechs, and institutions in two key areas: ◙ Economic and financial statistical modeling via our DaaS & SaaS software (macroeconomic index platform). Analysis of the transition to a multipolar world: stablecoins, gold, copper, precious metals, industrial metals, oil, dollars, euros, yuan, yen, rubles, CBDC, BISIH, mBridge, Unified Ledger, BRICS, and global regulations. ◙ Web3 Law & Taxation Legal and Tax structuring of blockchain-based projects, RWA, tokenization, cryptocurrency (stablecoins, CBDC), decentralized autonomous organizations (DAO), MiCA compliance, ISO 20022, AI, MANBRIC/biotech technologies, robotics, smart cities, and ESG taxonomy.

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Gold’s Price Dips: The Real Story Is Its New Role in Global Finance

https://www.steelldy-indices.com Gold is currently a structurally important asset. Although the gold market may be consolidating around $4,000, one market strategist believes investors should focus less on short-term price fluctuations and more on gold's evolving role in the global financial system. Robert Minter, director of investment strategy at Abrdn, said the recent correction had little impact…

07/14/20260Comments

ByOleg Turceac

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Markets

Why Gold’s 14% Q2 Drop May Be a Healthy Correction Amid Central Bank Support and Inflation Risks

Central bank demand will push gold prices higher in 2026. Despite the second quarter being the worst for gold in 12 years, as a sharp rise in energy prices increased inflation expectations and created the possibility of interest rate hikes, central bank demand will help gold finish the year on a positive note, according to…

From $5,600 to $4,100: Why Gold’s 2026 Decline Mirrors Past Bull Market Corrections

After reaching an all-time high in January 2026, gold prices continued to decline during the first half of the year, raising investor concerns about further drops and whether it is an opportune time to buy. While short-term forecasts are uncertain, analysts are more confident in predicting gold's long-term trajectory, citing strong fundamentals despite temporary macroeconomic…

07/07/20260Comments

ByOleg Turceac

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Safe Haven Showdown: Why Gold’s 14% Dip Signals Strength While Bitcoin Plummets

In 2026, gold and Bitcoin are showing opposing trajectories after reaching peaks. Gold has corrected by about 14% from its $5,589 high in January 2026, while Bitcoin has fallen by over 41% from its $126,198 peak in October 2025. Gold's decline is interpreted as healthy consolidation in a structural bull market, supported by solid fundamentals:…

04/19/20260Comments

ByOleg Turceac