$40 Trillion Debt Crisis: Is Gold About to Surge Again? E.J. Antoni on the Fed's Next Move | Sprott Money
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Is the Federal Reserve losing control of inflation, and could America's growing debt burden trigger another major rally in gold prices?
Join Craig Hemke for Sprott Money and Dr. E.J. Antoni, Chief Economist at The Heritage Foundation, as they examine the Federal Reserve's next interest rate decision, the US debt trajectory, rising Treasury yields, and what it all means for the price of gold and the broader precious metals market.
With US debt exceeding $40 trillion and inflation expectations rising, investors are asking critical questions: Can the Fed restore confidence? Is another gold rally coming? And should investors buy gold or buy silver to protect their wealth?
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