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Gold has surged, breaking above $4,000 per ounce and elevating the precious metal into an incredible $30 trillion asset class.

The relationship between gold and inflation held up well in the 1970s and 1980s, but much less so in the 2000s.

Gold once made up a much larger share of global FX reserves. Today, there’s a sharp divide.

Silver Another High: Continue to Outperform Gold in This Bull Market?
Silver prices have surged to a historic high, breaking above the peak set during the dramatic short squeeze in the London market this October. Gold has broken out of its consolidation range and is now poised to challenge the $4,300 level. With rate-cut expectations rising, can gold return to new highs in December? And is silver’s new record a positive signal for the market?
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