Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Michael Howell breaks down why gold’s next move may have less to do with the Fed and more to do with China. He explains why the U.S. dollar remains in an uptrend, how Chinese liquidity injections have helped drive gold higher, and why Beijing may be using gold to strengthen confidence in the yuan. Howell also shares the key yuan-denominated gold levels he is watching, and explains why long-term monetary debasement could push the metal substantially higher in the years ahead.
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Michael Howell breaks down why gold’s next move may have less to do with the Fed and more to do with China. He explains why the U.S. dollar remains in an uptrend, how Chinese liquidity injections have helped drive gold higher, and why Beijing may be using gold to strengthen confidence in the yuan. Howell also shares the key yuan-denominated gold levels he is watching, and explains why long-term monetary debasement could push the metal substantially higher in the years ahead.
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