A Dovish Fed And Higher Inflation Mean Stronger Gold?
The second quarter started much better for the yellow metal than the awful beginning of the year, and there are some reasons for cautious optimism…
Continue readingThe second quarter started much better for the yellow metal than the awful beginning of the year, and there are some reasons for cautious optimism…
Continue readingWhat if their economic optimism is wrong? What if all of that money printing coincides with…
Continue readingAlthough dovish, Powell downplayed the bond yield rally. The Fed’s more tolerant stance on inflation is good for gold, but the metal may…
Continue readingGold bulls may be disappointed as the Fed Chair didn’t sound too dovish. He neither…
Continue readingJerome Powell becomes more dovish each time he speaks…
Continue readingThe Fed thought that the pandemic would impact inflation only in the “near term”, with risks to the outlook “over the medium term”. However…
Continue readingBig shorts in gold and silver could be squeezed next…
Continue readingBecause the Fed acted aggressively in 2020, there is less room for further monetary easing. Policy has already become so dovish, that now it…
Continue readingAlthough the Fed did not expand its monetary accommodation in December, Powell was really dovish and he pointed out that…
Continue readingInflation rebounded from the pandemic lows, ending the period of disinflation. What does it mean for gold?
Continue readingTuesday was hot! And I don’t mean the weather. Does it mean the end of the bull market?
Continue readingHigher inflation could increase the demand for gold as an inflation hedge. On the other hand, the rebound in inflation could theoretically push the…
Continue readingThe Fed could strengthen its forward guidance later this year. Given its dovish bias and the fresh viral outbreaks, will this be positive for gold prices?
Continue readingWhat does it all mean for the gold market? The low inflation and still very harsh situation in the US labor market imply that the Fed will remain very…
Continue readingRetail sales came in really strong in May, which could strengthen risk appetite, but the Fed is dovish. What does it all mean for the gold market?
Continue readingGiven that inflation has recently declined, the Fed’s dovish bias is almost certain. And what is important here is that Powell expects a…
Continue readingThe Fed sees its federal funds rate to remain near zero at least until 2022. What does this mean for the gold market?
Continue readingDoes yesterday’s FOMC Statement materially affect the gold market?
Continue readingIt isn’t just Greenspan that is worried about rising US consumer price inflation…
Continue readingInvestors should be aware that the dovish U-turn among the central banks may boost risky assets in the short-term, however…
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