Q: Greetings
Given that oil runs like a thread through so much economic activity and is now of course is priced much lower. It seems likely to me that reported inflation with be far less than the 2% strived for by so many Governments despite worldwide money printing. If Gold is viewed as a hedge against inflation and inflation is lower than expected then it stands to reason Gold will pull back in time. Does this thesis have any merit and is the recent rise in the Gold price merely reflective of uncertainty and volatility in markets.
Your opinion is appreciated!
Given that oil runs like a thread through so much economic activity and is now of course is priced much lower. It seems likely to me that reported inflation with be far less than the 2% strived for by so many Governments despite worldwide money printing. If Gold is viewed as a hedge against inflation and inflation is lower than expected then it stands to reason Gold will pull back in time. Does this thesis have any merit and is the recent rise in the Gold price merely reflective of uncertainty and volatility in markets.
Your opinion is appreciated!