John Ing
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Seventy odd years ago, the US established the dominance of the dollar enshrined by the Bretton Woods Agreement. Since then, the US supplied the world with greenbacks to run everything from balance of payments to budgetary deficits and of...
At long last, “tapering” is the beginning of the end of the Fed’s loose monetary policy. Already emerging markets have collapsed and interest rates have risen. Bubbles are deflating leaving behind record debt levels. Gold and gold stocks...
Gold rallied over $320 an ounce, ending a month long correction as the euro rose above parity against the dollar. We believe the second leg will begin shortly and will see $375 per ounce before the yearend. Since last year, gold has jumped...
