“Gold in this current post war system has always been driven by real yields i.e. nominal yields minus inflation not by inflation itself”
So the spike in treasury yield means higher real yield without proportionate increase in inflation, hence the drop in pog?
If so, we need inflation to catch up so pog will go back up, assuming treasury yield doesn’t run away again?
Looming US deadline for bank capital may be cause of soaring 10-year rates, page-6
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