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A map of Europe as a symbol of soaring inflation in the EU, the UK and Switzerland, triggered by higher energy and food prices.

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Why Is Inflation so High in Europe? Here’s What You Need to Know

Almost every European economy is now facing eye-watering inflation sparked by rising food and energy prices. And it seems that things will only get worse before they get better.

U.S. Debt Default: What Impact on Gold?

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U.S. Debt Default: What Impact on Gold?

Tick tock ⏰ The Senate has only a few days to adopt the bill providing for an increase in the debt ceiling, otherwise the U.S. is headed for a default. How could this impact the price of gold?

US national debt representation

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Is the Fed balance sheet still skyrocketing?

The US has seen its debt ballooning in less than a year putting the FED in dangerous territories.

Jerome Powell of the FED talking about inflation expectations

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Is the Fed Moving Too Slow to Counter Inflation?

While the Fed is taking a dovish stance, investors are fearing a real rise in inflation in the near future.

US flag presidential election Biden Trump compete for battleground

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Trump + Biden = Gold?

It seems that the ongoing US presidential election has not changed the situation in the gold market so far as the macro backdrop remains quite favorable to the yellow metal.

European flag flying with a blue sky behind

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Does the European Central Bank Want High Inflation?

The Fed desperately wants higher inflation that would exceed its 2% target. Will the ECB follow the lead? It looks like it.

a black and white photo of a huge metal rocket with two men standing behind it to represent the looming risk of inflation getting out of control due to the federal reserve policy

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The Fed’s Dangerous Game

The Federal Reserve’s inflation goals are getting risky and could cause the rate to overheat dangerously if they were to push it too hard.

Fed chair Jerome Powell giving a speech about declining interest rates and the Fed having less scope to cut interest rates to boost employment during an economic recession.

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The Federal Reserve is Losing Power

The Fed fears losing power as low interest rates will diminish its capacity to stabilize the economy. But is reducing the influence of a central planner necessarily a bad thing?