Gold has stopped taking its orders from interest rates. It should have fallen about 55% between March 2022 and October 2023 as real yields rose more than four points. It rose 7%. Then real yields fell less than a point over two years and gold rallied 110%, according to UBS Investment Bank. Ran Neuner ( @CryptoBanterGroup ) says the reason is the debasement trade, and that we have entered what he calls scarcity season. He walks through the $40 trillion US debt financed near 3.5% against a 10-...
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