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Arkadiusz Sieroń received his Ph.D. in economics in 2016 (his doctoral thesis was about Cantillon effects), and has been an assistant professor at the Institute of Economic Sciences at the University of Wrocław since 2017. He is a board member of the Polish Mises Institute of Economic Education, ...more

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FOMC Minutes Don’t Offer Any Hope For Gold
The recent FOMC minutes confirm the Fed’s commitment to curb inflation and, apparently, gold prices.
Gold Returns Above $1,700. For How Long?
Despite all these headwinds, gold managed to return above $1,700. This is thanks to the decline in real interest rates.
The Queen Died, But King Dollar Lives On
It goes without saying that the recent appreciation of the greenback has weighed on gold prices. If not for the strong dollar, gold would have fared much better. 
Gold Enters The Last Quarter Of 2022 Depressed
Gold could find a bottom in the final quarter of 2022, although it could struggle until Q1 2023.
All Gold And Quiet On The Eastern Front
The war in Ukraine has entered its seventh month and some people believe that China is gearing up for a war with Taiwan. Will bulls invade the gold market?
Will Gold Survive Another Jumbo Rate Hike?
The key FOMC meeting ends soon. One thing is certain: after this event, the gold market won’t be the same.
Inflation Is Hotter Than Expected, Gold Colder Than Hoped
The annual CPI decelerated in August but came in higher than expected. Bets on a more hawkish Fed increased, while in the case of gold, they decreased.
Even A Steep Decline In PMI Didn’t Move Gold Higher
According to recent PMI reports, the third quarter of 2022 could also see negative GDP growth. Will gold finally rally then?
Does Gold Know That A Recession Is Coming?
A recession is likely to be accompanied by a dovish Fed and declining bond yields, which should support gold.
Strong Job Creation Shifts The Upper Hand From Gold To The Fed
The US economy generated almost 530,000 jobs in July. That’s good for monetary hawks but bad for gold bulls.
The Yield Curve Inverts. Now It’s Time For Gold To Turn Back
The yield curve has spoken: a recession is coming. Everything indicates that it will make gold shine.
Recession Is Good For Gold, But A Crisis Would Be Even Better
It’s too early to declare a new bull market in gold. Gold needs a full-blooded recession or an economic crisis that would trigger a lot of fear and force the Fed to ease its monetary stance.
Gold Sees Dovish Light In The Fed's Hawkish Darkness
Despite another hawkish FOMC meeting, gold rose again. Why? Because, as suggested by Powell, the pace of tightening is going to slow down.
Gold Will Come Out Stronger From The Economic Hurricane
Recession calls are getting louder. If history is any guide, the bust is coming. Good news for gold.
When The Fed Takes The Punch Bowl Away, Stick To Gold
The massive monetary binge is over. The Fed is taking the punch bowl away. The hangover is coming. The best cure is – except for the broth – gold.
Inflation Exceeds 9%, But It’s Still Not Enough For Gold
The inflation rate accelerated again. It implies a more hawkish Fed and is bad for gold in the short-run, but good in the long-term.
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