Gold's Collapse Is Ignoring The Stagflationary Recession Ahead
Gold prices have dropped significantly following geopolitical tensions, particularly after a US attack on Iran. Despite this decline, demand from central banks and bar investments remains strong. Analysts suggest that the current market conditions may not reflect the impending stagflationary recession.
- ▪Gold has fallen by 13.9% after the US attack on Iran.
- ▪Central bank and bar investment demand for gold remains bullish.
- ▪Market analysts warn that the current gold collapse may overlook an upcoming stagflationary recession.
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