The REAL Impact Of Inflation And The Election On Gold And Silver Prices

In this presentation, Jeff Christian from CPM Group discusses the latest US inflation figures and their impact on the precious metals market.

Looking at the recently released Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Producer Price Index (PPI) data, Jeff shows how these indicators are shaping expectations for interest rate movements and influencing gold and silver prices.

Jeff also looks at the recent International Energy Agency's new Renewables energy report, to discuss silver use in the solar industry, and whether reported usage matches investors expectations.

The video concludes with a market update for gold, silver, platinum, and palladium; and CPM Group's price expectations for the precious metals for the remainder of 2024 and beyond.

#gold #silver #preciousmetals #economy

[CPMGroup]

Ready to get ahead of gold and silver markets? Visit www.cpmgroup.com to see "The Real Reasons To Invest in Silver Now" report and to sign up for our free mailing list!

[mchrico]

During recessions, rising unemployment, and inflation, traditional assets often lose value, making it hard to protect wealth. Cryptocurrencies offer a decentralized alternative with the potential for high returns, helping investors diversify and reduce reliance on traditional markets. Special thanks to Loraine Souvenir for her expertise in guiding others through these challenging financial times.

[lorenzorocco]

*Financial planning is like navigation. If you know where you are and where you want to go, navigation isn't such a great problem. It's when you don't know the two points that it's difficult* ...

[BetioJunes]

Wow video, you work for 40yrs to have $1M in your retirement, meanwhile some people are putting just $10K into trading from just few months ago and now they are multimillionaires*

[rayng]

David Morgan is no silver guru. Thank you Jeff Christian!

[tloyou]

Silver need to Break out 32 and hold it . Does the next break out going to hold after a few attempts ?? Does 32 will be them the support for silver ?? thank you

[johngordon]

Thorough explanation of our current criminal system masking the greatest inequality of all time...

[golddigger]

Thank you for your work, Jeffrey.

Best from Finland 🇫🇮

[livinginitalyyears]

The Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) index is a better measure than the CPI for a few key reasons. First, PCE covers a broader range of spending, including things like healthcare paid by employers or the government, which CPI misses. Second, PCE adjusts for changes in consumer behavior, like switching to cheaper products when prices rise, while CPI doesn't do this as well. Lastly, PCE is less volatile and gives a more stable picture of inflation, which is why the Federal Reserve prefers it for setting policy

[livinginitalyyears]

Volatility: PPI can be highly volatile due to the inclusion of raw materials, which are subject to frequent price swings. This volatility may not represent the broader, long-term inflation trends.

Lack of Global Context: In a globalized economy, domestic producer prices may not fully reflect global supply chains and international price dynamics, limiting its utility as a comprehensive indicator.

[nicholasblakiston]

People don't need gold as a store of value if the Treasury market and currency are stable, for they can receive a safe yield that outpaces inflation by investing in Treasuries. It is when either the soundness of the currency or Treasury market is in question that people consider gold as an alternative store of value, for gold pays no yield and is less attractive than a risk-free yield that outpaces inflation.

[FredBall-jm]

Hahaha Jeff, you expect people to be able sustain concertation to read 177 pages, of anything these days, rather then listen to "$500 silver because I'm delusional" in a 5 minute YouTube. That's the funniest thing I've heard this year. Esp for Americans.

[indi-]

ceep cool, better you accept BRICS and 400 USD ...

[christinanapolitano]

Here we go he trying to debunk solar panel usage, just so you don’t look at silver
My God, when will you give up?

[grizzlymartin]

Dude, the IEA is predictably wrong - year after year. Amory Lovins pointed this out back in the 70s.
THAT’s the data you base your analysis on? Yikes!