🇺🇸 The US dollar is one of the strongest currencies of the past 100+ years.Yet it has lost 97% of its purchasing power since 1913 👀 https://t.co/YK4pYwAfQB ...

BREAKING: 🇺🇸 Warren Buffett says it may be wise to hold multiple currencies besides the US Dollar. https://t.co/KFckLbiI00 ...

Core Viewpoint - The outlook for gold remains positive despite recent pullbacks, with expectations for significant gains in the long term driven by various factors including geopolitical tensions and central bank activities [1][2][3]. Group 1: Gold Market Dynamics - Gold is on track for its strongest monthly gain since the 1980s, despite a slight pullback from recent highs [1]. - The movement in gold prices is influenced by the US dollar's performance, safe-haven demand, and central bank buying, alongside growing positions in gold ETFs [2]. - Recent technical adjustments indicate that gold has been overbought, suggesting potential volatility ahead, but the fundamental drivers for higher prices remain intact [3]. Group 2: Economic Scenarios and Predictions - Various economic scenarios could impact gold prices, including global growth acceleration, stagnation, or potential geopolitical frictions [5]. - The most probable scenario suggests a continued upward trend towards the $6,000 mark, with potential short-term fluctuations depending on economic conditions [6]. Group 3: Geopolitical Influences - The geopolitical situation, particularly regarding Iran, has intensified, with military assets being deployed by the US and discussions of potential diplomatic solutions [7][8]. - Current geopolitical uncertainties have not led to a typical safe-haven buying of gold; instead, there is a broader sell-off of assets, indicating a panic response [10]. - The congregation of military and diplomatic actions in the region could lead to significant movements in asset prices, including gold [11]. Group 4: Short-term Market Behavior - Recent profit-taking is observed as gold prices surged by 30% in one month, leading to justified adjustments in positions [12].

🔥 INTERESTING: Gold becomes the top global reserve asset as US Dollar holdings decline, while Bitcoin has just begun appearing in reserves.We’re still very early! https://t.co/I6etS0O7zj ...

I think it's great. I mean, the value of the dollar, to look at the business would know that was that was doing great. I want it to be just like it's our level, which is the fair thing.You could have it. I could have it go up or go down like a yo yo. So here's the latest this morning.President Donald Trump downplaying dollar weakness, saying he's comfortable with the greenback's value after its steepest one day drop in some eight months. But index town a candle joins us now from Washington. Morning, Tyler.Y ...

SHERY: THIS IS THE ASIA TRADE. I AM SHERY AHN IN TOKYO. AVRIL: I AM AVRIL HONG IN SINGAPORE.THE DOLLAR YEN SLIDES TO NEAR FOUR-YEAR LOWS AS PRESIDENT TRUMP WELCOMES A WEAKER U.S. CURRENCY. JAPAN'S FINANCE MINISTER WARNS AGAIN THAT THE GOVERNMENT WILL TAKE ACTION ON THE YEN IN COORDINATION WITH THE U.S. IF NEEDED. INVESTORS BRACING FOR THE 40 YEAR SALE.INDIA AND THE EU SUCCEED ON A DEAL. SHERY: WE ARE KEEPING OUR EYES FIRMLY ON THE JAPANESE YEN WHICH HAS SEEN THE BEST RUN SINCE THE IMPLOSION OF GLOBAL CARRY ...

What about, Mr. . President, with the current value of the dollar, do you think it's declined too much. No, I think it's great.I mean, the value of the dollar look at the business we're doing now is doing great. You know, it's very interesting. If you look at China and Japan, I used to fight like hell with them because they always wanted to devalue their.Yeah, you know, the yen and the what. And they'd always want to devalue it. They devalue, devalue, devalue.And it's not fair that you devalue because it's ...

RT The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter)BREAKING: The US Dollar tumbles to a fresh 4-year low after President Trump says the US Dollar is "doing great" and he is not concerned about its decline. https://t.co/cMwBJvNTXx ...

🚨 UPDATE: The US Dollar hits its lowest level in four years. https://t.co/wyQhp2c6fu ...

More on the markets. Let's bring in CNBC contributor Peter Bookvar, chief investment officer at one point BFG Wealth Partners. Peter, great to have you with us.Um, what does it look like. How bad is it in your view if they quote unquote lose control of where the yen is going and where JGB yields are going in terms of not just the carry trade. Um, but also as Guy had alluded to, the money that Japanese investors have invested directly in other assets around the world and that's a lot of it is uh US treasurie ...