The Perfect Storm: When Sovereign Debt Meets Monetary Reality
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In this latest Gold Sessions, Jonny Haycock, Partner at VON GREYERZ, is joined by Alasdair Macleod to examine what may be shaping up to be a perfect storm for global markets.
Video Length: 00:25:19
The discussion begins with Japan’s emerging role as a potential warning signal of wider sovereign debt stress, alongside accelerating de-dollarisation and rising geopolitical uncertainty – developments that are contributing to growing instability in government bond markets.
As trust in the existing monetary system continues to erode, capital is increasingly moving away from financial assets and towards real ones.
The conversation then turns to the shifting dynamics in precious metals, including silver’s unique position at the intersection of sound money and industry, as well as the implications of the gold–silver ratio. In this environment, traditional portfolio models such as the 60/40 allocation may struggle to perform in an increasingly inflationary world order.
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