Before I saw it drop out of the feed.
"Low real yields represent a barometer for liquidity being injected into the market. It is no doubt supportive for financial assets and supportive for growth"https://t.co/FLMCGVC3Ee @FT pic.twitter.com/QhH4wFRkJ7— Colby Smith (@colbyLsmith) July 23, 2020
Which has the FT's natural resources editor off and a'tweetin':
Previously:US real yields tumble in an indication of prolonged Fed support https://t.co/UExWNHZYqu via @financialtimes— Neil Hume (@humenm) July 24, 2020
No wonder gold and silver are rocketing. Here's the 'real' yield on a US 10-year Treasury pic.twitter.com/hZM6SXuNT8— Neil Hume (@humenm) July 23, 2020
Real US Yields have had a big move lower this week, especially over the past two days. pic.twitter.com/L1sbrIozU9— John Reade (@JReade_WGC) July 22, 2020
It didn't take long for the gold price to rise from $1,800 to almost $1,900. The all time of $1,920 is quickly coming into view. pic.twitter.com/xevENESHwc— Neil Hume (@humenm) July 23, 2020
Going for gold. The yellow metal breaks through $1,900. All time high at $1,921 now within spitting distance. pic.twitter.com/RqangsiCWC— Neil Hume (@humenm) July 24, 2020
June 2013
Real Interest Rates and Gold
June 2013
Barron's on Gold and Real Interest Rates
August 2013
Gold and Real Rates: "What Determines the Return on Gold?"
April 2016
Why Is Gold Up In 2016? It's Probably Just Negative Real Interest Rates In the U.S.
Meanwhile ZeroHedge (buy gold) is awaiting the arrival of the Robinhood gang.
