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17.07.26 - 10:45
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Gold unter der 4.000er-Marke – wie weit kann das Edelmetall noch fallen? (Der Aktionaer)
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Der Goldpreis ist zuletzt erneut unter die Marke von 4.000 Dollar zurückgefallen. Derzeit kostet eine Feinunze 3.992 Dollar. Am Donnerstag verzeichnete das Edelmetall sogar den niedrigsten Schlussstand seit acht Monaten. Hintergrund waren die gestiegenen Spannungen im Nahen Osten, die sowohl die Ölpreise als auch die Renditen von US-Staatsanleihen nach oben trieben und damit neue Sorgen über Inflation und Zinsen auslösten....
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16.07.26 - 22:27
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The Six Vectors Of Gold Remonetization Revealed (ZeroHedge)
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The Six Vectors Of Gold Remonetization Revealed
Authored by Ronnie Stoeferle via VonGreyerz.gold,
A look at monetary history reveals that the question of “sound money” was never purely academic in nature but has always been of central importance for economic stability and social order. The past five decades of the pure fiat experiment are, measured against 5,000 years of monetary history, a brief anomaly. And anomalies tend to be corrected.
Our thesis of a remonetization of gold may seem bold at first glance, which makes a clear conceptual framework all the more important. Those waiting for the reintroduction of a classical gold standard will be disappointed: Governments have no incentive to voluntarily relinquish the fiscal and monetary flexibility that the fiat regime offers them. Rather, what is meant is a process in which gold regains monetary relevance. Not necessarily as money in the strict sense, but certainly as the ultimate reference asset for value, trust, and settlement.
This ...
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