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War: Fiat vs Gold (opens the original)
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The one real variable is speed: some governments wreck a currency inside a decade, while others take two centuries to complete the job. In every case the historical record offers, the destination was the same, and so was the asset that carried people’s savings out the other side.Two Hundred Years to Empty a CoinThe denarius entered circulation in 211 BC at about 95 percent silver and served as the Mediterranean’s workhorse coin for the next three centuries. Augustus kept it near 98 percent. Then
The price came off, and the metal kept moving (opens the original)
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The US ten-year closed the week at 5.17%. It started September at 4.75%, which is forty-two basis points of repricing in a month, and it did not happen in Washington alone. Yields rose across nine developed sovereign markets at once.Both metals were hit in that move, and the mining equities with them. Ronnie said so from the conference floor at Beaver Creek on Thursday, and we are not going to pretend otherwise.What follows is the other half of the week, the half the tape does not price.Through
Gold and Silver Should Have Fallen. So Why Didn’t They? (opens the original)
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On Wednesday, the Fed lifted rates by 25 basis points to a range of 3.75% to 4%, marking its first hike in more than three years in a unanimous 12-0 vote.Initially, gold and silver reacted in textbook fashion, slipping to lows around $4,248 and $62, respectively, in the immediate aftermath of the hike.Remarkably, though, the weakness didn’t last, with both metals rebounding sharply on Thursday as gold surged back toward $4,350 and silver reclaimed $65.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img"
A Decade of Higher Prices Bought Less Silver (opens the original)
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Rates went up on Wednesday for the first time since July 2023, and a committee that couldn’t agree in July was unanimous about it. Gold sold into the decision and then spent Thursday and Friday taking it back, finishing the week higher than it started.On the year, measured on Bloomberg’s series to the 11 September close, gold is up 0.42%. Silver is down 10.01%. Bitcoin is down 11.79%. Different providers will put gold’s year either side of zero, which is rather the point. It has gone nowhere, wh
BRICS Pivot in India: Straight Back to the IMF (opens the original)
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The In Gold We Trust report has covered BRICS summits since 2017, when the retreat from the dollar first earned a chapter of its own. Nine years later, Incrementum still devotes a substantial section of the 464-page report to the question every May. Western financial media treats these summits as a diplomatic photo opportunity and moves on by Tuesday, leaving the monetary content to specialist publications and readers already paying attention.The 18th BRICS summit closed in New Delhi on 13 Septe
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