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MacleodFinance Substack

Alasdair Macleod

Dedicated to explaining why gold is money and the rest is credit. Dedicated to explaining economics relevant to the preservation of wealth. And dedicated to explaining geopolitical developments relevant to investors.

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Donald’s $ ducks

Measured in gold, the dollar’s decline is accelerating as foreigners bail out and gold is the go-to refuge. It is a panic on a global scale which looks like only just starting.

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Bonds bombed

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The inflationary consequences of tariffs

Tariffs not only raise consumer prices, but the budget deficit feeds a decline in purchasing power for the dollar unless the deficit is funded by an increase in consumer savings.

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  • Alasdair Macleod

    Educator for sound money, economics, geopolitics, and everything to do with gold and silver.

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