In a recent interview with Liberty and Finance, renowned analyst Alasdair Macleod painted a stark picture of the U.S. dollar’s future, linking the rising price of gold to a decline in international trust and the unsustainable trajectory of U.S. debt. According to Macleod, the yellow metal’s performance isn’t merely a commodity price fluctuation; it’s a signal of deeper systemic issues. Macleod argues that the increasing price of gold reflects a weakening U.S. dollar, fueled by growing skepticism from foreign central banks. These institutions, traditionally major holders of U.S. dollar reserves, are increasingly diversifying their holdings, a trend pointing to a…
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