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The US Federal Reserve has just raised interest rates. Could the Reserve Bank of Australia be forced to follow?

The Fed Just Hiked Rates. Is Australia Next — And What Could It Mean for Gold?

The US Federal Reserve has just raised interest rates. Could the Reserve Bank of Australia be forced to follow? The global interest rate environment has changed again. On 16 September, the US Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to 3.75%–4.00%, as it continues to battle inflation that remains above its…

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China’s gold strategy may be about something much bigger than a gold backed yuan

China Isn’t Backing the Yuan With Gold — So What Is Beijing Building?

China’s gold strategy may be about something much bigger than a gold backed yuan China is steadily building something that deserves close attention from anyone who owns physical gold. It is not necessarily a gold backed yuan. There has been no official announcement that Beijing intends to peg the renminbi to gold, nor is there…

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Silver’s Next Big Move Could Be Closer Than You Think

Silver’s Next Big Move Could Be Closer Than You Think

Silver is approaching another potentially significant turning point, with traders watching the Federal Reserve closely for clues about where precious metals could head next. The market has already priced in a very high probability of a Fed rate hike. That raises an important question: what happens if the decision itself is no longer the surprise?

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When the Global Bond Market Starts Burning, History Points Back to Gold

When the Global Bond Market Starts Burning, History Points Back to Gold

The global bond market is sending a signal that investors have seen before: when confidence in government debt, currencies and the purchasing power of money comes under pressure, gold has historically played an important role as a hedge. The latest move in global bond yields is particularly striking. Japan’s 10-year government bond yield recently reached…

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