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Strong U.S. Dollar Limits Safe-Haven Gains One of the biggest factors suppressing gold is the renewed strength of the U.S. dollar. During periods of geopolitical stress, global investors flock not only to gold but also to the dollar, which offers superior liquidity and global acceptance. The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) has risen sharply from around 97 in mid-February to 100.15 by mid-March, reflecting...
The narrative presented by this article is a classic case of a “motte-and-bailey” maneuver, designed to obscure the true drivers of gold’s recent underperformance. The core argument – that the strong dollar and rising yields are solely responsible – is presented as an immovable truth, framing gold’s struggles as a simple consequence of macroeconomic forces. However, the source deliberately downplays the significant historical premium already baked into gold prices, presenting it as a peripheral ...