Stocks Sink, 10-Year Yield Reclaims 5% as Warsh Delivers His Hawkish Show
The Dow fell more than 1% and gold swung nearly three points as the new Fed chair reiterated fight against inflation.
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Gold’s Historic Weekly Surge Has Only Seven Parallels in 40 Years
Gold is up nearly 8% this week, a move matched only seven times since 1986. History says the next three months are the hard part.
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