Analysts lift gold 58 places higher amid central bank purchases

The Federal Reserve is officially trapped by Washington’s $40 trillion debt. Despite inflation, the Fed cannot raise rates more than a measly 0.25% because the Treasury can no longer afford the interest payments. This makes US Treasuries a liability compared to gold, which doesn't have to be "rolled over" to maintain value. With 45% of reserve managers now rushing to pile into gold, is the US dollar's dominance finally collapsing under its own debt? What's your take?
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