Dollar devalues as US hits debt ceiling, gold boom expected

Written by: Vasantha

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2023 will likely see Wall Street traders rush to precious metals due to inflationary pressures and government default risks. Consumer prices are still 6.5% higher than last year, according to the latest inflation data.

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A plummeting stock market pushed the major U.S. benchmarks even lower, while the U.S. dollar fell to just $0.81 of the British Pound and $0.92 of the Euro in the last three months.

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Genesis Gold Group CEO Jonathan Rose told FOX Business that "a devaluing dollar, inflation, and other federal government monetary policies" are driving gains in the precious metals market."

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It is clear to everyone that government expenditures have a major impact on our country's economy, and now our government may default on its obligations." 

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". If the federal government defaults on its loans, it will destroy whatever investor faith might be left in the U.S. dollar and weaken it dramatically."

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"This environment creates a strong case for allocating funds to physical precious metals," he added.

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