Wednesday, January 27, 2021 5:30 AM EDT
As Treasury Secretary Yellen together with her protégé Jerome Powell at the Fed prepares to pursue “weak dollar” policies and coordinate globally with other central planners, investors may find that the world’s strongest currencies are physical precious metals.
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Disclaimer: Money Metals Exchange and its staff do not act as personal investment advisors. Nor do we advise about or advocate the purchase or sale of any regulated security, listed on any exchange or otherwise, for any specific individual. Readers and customers should be aware that precious metals markets have inherent risks, are volatile, and are affected by economic conditions, political events, and speculative activities. There is no guarantee of future profits. You are responsible for your decisions, and they should be made in consultation with your own advisors.
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