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The Fed raised rates and gold didn't break: Here's why
Source: kitco.com
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The article argues that gold investors should focus less on near-term, limited U.S. monetary-policy moves and more on the next $1 trillion increase in U.S. debt. The framing highlights U.S. fiscal and sovereign-debt expansion as a potentially more consequential driver for gold than incremental Federal Reserve policy changes.
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