Name: Could gold benefit from expected Fed rate cuts, weaker dollar and government stimulus?
Uploaded: 2023-12-20
Duration: 601

Kan guld dra nytta av förväntade räntesänkningar från Fed, en svagare dollar och statliga stimulansåtgärder??

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IG Markets - Kan guld dra nytta av förväntade räntesänkningar från Fed, en svagare dollar och statliga stimulansåtgärder?

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Eric Strand, Founder & Portfolio Manager, AuAg Funds explains why a cocktail of factors including the possibility of Fed rate cuts happening sooner and more rapidly than expected, will ultimately boost the price of gold in the near-term. Strand also discusses why he thinks gold miners offer better exposure than the spot price of gold itself.

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