The Bond Market Is Flashing Red If you're wondering why gold is suddenly knocking on the door of $4,900 an ounce, look no further than the bond market. When bond yields rise—especially 10-year yields in Japan and the U.S.—it means big money is getting nervous. Historically, gold and real 10-year Treasury yields have shown a strong inverse relationship—PIMCO estimated that for every 1 % jump in real yields, gold’s price could drop by 20–25 %, highlighting how sensitive gold can be to movements in the bond market. Bond Market Flashing Red is exactly what we see now as yields climb and investors shift into gold in droves. Gold near highs ≠ economic strength. It means capital is fleeing fiat. Producer…
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