Take a look at the current five-year Treasury yield and subtract from it the consumer price index year-over-year change. You get either a positive or negative real interest rate. When that number is negative, gold has tended to be strong.
Take a look at the current five-year Treasury yield and subtract from it the consumer price index year-over-year change. You get either a positive or negative real interest rate. When that number is negative, gold has tended to be strong.
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