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(88 People Likes) Do Gold Prices Always Rise During a Recession?
Tons of gold, months, sometimes years into the future. Overall, the price of gold is fairly stable. Usually. A look at historical prices would show that the largest moves in gold occur when the value of the dollar is falling. If you look at the period between 2002 and 2008 – roughly speaking – you would see that the price of gold exploded from around $300/ounce to over $1,200/ounce and actually peaked at around $1,900 before crashing. During the same period, the value of the dollar in world markets, as measured or indicated by DXY, the symbol for the Dollar Index, which compares the value of the US dollar to a basket of six other world currencies, fell 45%. Not coincidentally, the price of crude oil quadrupled when the price of gold quadrupled. Most of these moves were in reaction to the falling dollar. If you compare the price of gold or crude oil to their price in their country’s currency or their country of origin, you would find that their price hasn’t changed all that much; any price changes in local currencies were probably due to speculation Ailijia 166cm real silicone love doll Ion. If you go back to the Reagan era, another time of rising gold prices, you would see almost the same thing, the rapid and significant fall in the value of the US dollar that caused the price of gold to rise significantly, peaking at around $800/oz or so. Gold and crude oil fell under Obama? No surprise; the dollar rose again by about 45% during the Obama administration. Gold Prices Have Changed Less Than $100/Oz Since Trump? Again, not too surprising considering the USD has been trading in a tight range from DXY 102 down to maybe 92 or so. A recession in itself doesn’t necessarily trigger an insane rush for gold. The real migration of money leading up to a recession, which generally involves the departure of “smart money” from the stock market, appears to be in US Treasuries. The price of government bonds and their yield or interest rate are inversely proportional, inseparable, and when government bonds are in demand, their price goes up and interest rates go down. If you look at a chart of TNX (or maybe $TNX, depending on the charting service), which is a tracking index for the 10-year Treasury rate, you’ll see that before the stock crash, TNX had peaked at around 3 .25% and has fallen back below 3.0% since the stock market collapse (TNX, btw will show interest times ten, so “30” means an interest rate of 3.0%). Gold carries premiums that most investors want to avoid. To buy the actual metal you may be paying up to a 10% premium over the price of gold, not only for gold coins but also for bullion. And if you want to sell that physical gold, you’re hit with another premium of up to 10%. You could just buy the gold-tracking ETF GLD and avoid all the hassle of holding the actual metal and be much better off financially. But to answer the question posed (again), a recession alone won’t push gold prices high enough to cover those pesky buying and selling commissions that could require gold to rise 20% before breaking even. Gold as an investment, as has been shown several times, just doesn’t fare that well; it generally lags behind the S
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