Z'ont le bras long les facteurs





C'est la fatigue

Bon c'est drôle de voir que sur un petit rebond du dollar index on voit quand même les 2 MPX qui prennent au sud...

Petite chronique sur les cinquante ans de la convertibilité de l'Or.
Les Échos - Mercredi 16 juin 2021.

Sur I-Télé, première fois que j'entends une pub télé pour acheter des napoléons ou... des 50F Hercule !
C'est une pub pour Rosland Capital où ils demandent de téléphoner à une numéro en 01 pour plus d'infos.
Le site internet n'a pas de version française, https://www.roslandcapital.com/
Etrange.

IMF Data -​ Central Bank of Brasil adds 41.8 tonnes in June, increasing its #gold reserves by 53%.

Encore un peu
Brazil gold reserves surge nearly 100% in three months as Central Bank doubles purchases

https://www.rt.com/business/532085-braz ... gs-double/

Palantir Invests in More SPAC Companies, and Buys $51 Million in Gold Bars

https://www.barrons.com/articles/palant ... 1629150154

Luke Gromen
@LukeGromen
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I am not guessing at this. In the past 6 months I’ve been told multiple times that lead times on $100m physical orders are measured in months.

$100m = ~2.5 tons

Celui là, c'est un tout bon!

Gundlach: We're running our economy 'like we're not interested in maintaining global reserve currency status'

Billionaire bond investor Jeffrey Gundlach, the founder and CEO of $137 billion DoubleLine Capital, says his number one conviction over several years is that the U.S. dollar will decline as a consequence of current economic policies, resulting in the U.S. losing its sole reserve currency status.

"My number one conviction looking forward a number of years — I'm not talking about the next few months at all, I'm talking about several years — is that the dollar is going to go down," Gundlach told Yahoo Finance Live in an exclusive interview on Monday afternoon.

It's Gundlach's view that the "places to be in the long-term" are emerging markets and "non-U.S entities." While Gundlach has already rotated into European equities, the investor expects to "aggressively rotate into emerging markets," but notes it's "too early for that right now."

"So the dollar is going down is another reason why ultimately — we touched on gold — I think ultimately gold is going to go a lot higher, but it's really in hibernation right now," he added.

The 61-year-old "Bond King" later highlighted that the United States' status of the global reserve currency is in jeopardy.

So it looks like SGE is changing the rules to in fact allow the physical Gold settlement price intraday upper limit to be 60% above its opening price…