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Commodity Trade Mantra: Part 1 – What’s Driving Gold Prices Higher & What Will Explode Them Further

Commodity Trade Mantra: Part 1 – What’s Driving Gold Prices Higher & What Will Explode Them Further

By: Christine von Liederbach
August 19, 2020
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Article By: CommodityTradeMantra

For as long as I can remember, I’ve stated that negative nominal and negative real interest rates are the key, primary driver for higher gold prices. And now we’re seeing this play out in real time.

First of all, what is the “real” interest rate? Simply put, it’s the nominal or stated rate of a bond minus the inflation rate.

Six weeks ago, real interest rates were falling as the Covid effect rippled around the world and economic output was slowing. In that post above, however, we argued that eventually this pattern would shift and the world would move toward stagflation and sharply negative real rates. We are still on course for this eventuality.

However, in the time since, we’ve also learned that the U.S. Federal Reserve is actively considering a program of Yield Curve Control or “rate caps”. The imposition of a rate control program would institutionalize negative real rates. Why? To read this article in its entirety click here.

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