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Gold looks cheap as debt, inflation and uncertainty threaten fiat currencies
Source: kitco.com
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The article argues gold’s selloff is being driven by investor focus on rising inflation and expectations for higher interest rates, which typically pressure non-yielding assets. However, it notes the market may be overlooking broader factors that could make the current pullback an unusually attractive buying opportunity. Overall tone is cautious, with sentiment leaning negative near-term but potentially constructive for contrarian buyers.
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