BlackRock's Larry Fink believes the US is still the best market for investors in the next 18 months. The CEO of the world's largest asset manager pointed to large amounts of capex being poured into AI ...

Currency debasement is a simple idea with enormous consequences: when more money chases the same amount of goods and services, each unit buys less over time. Think of a pizza cut into more slices – ...

Some on Wall Street have credited the recent rise in gold (GC=F) and bitcoin (BTC-USD) to the so-called "debasement trade," which refers to the trend of investors hedging against a weakening US dollar ...

In a world where economic uncertainties are ever-present, savvy investors are continually seeking refuge for their capital. With inflation rates soaring globally, many have turned their attention to ...

Gold‘s stellar run in 2025 has hit a speed bump, with spot prices plunging more than 5% in a single day. It was the largest daily drop since 2013. At these prices, $230 was the biggest one-day drop in ...

In the latest Cointelegraph interview, James Lavish explains why the “debasement trade” is going mainstream, and what that could mean for Bitcoin. For years, investors have argued that money printing ...

Alex Pron founded Crossover Capital to help entrepreneurs, RIAs and family offices develop a responsible plan to approach digital assets. You’ve undoubtedly heard the phrase “history repeats itself” ...

It now has a formal name: “The great debasement trade.” It’s a catchy term for all manner of investor hairpulling about runaway deficits and the dollar’s threatened primacy — and an apparent flight ...

Gold (XAUUSD:CUR) and other metals are experiencing significant upward momentum driven by three key factors: de-dollarization, debasement concerns, and investor diversification, according to Jeff ...

Debasement refers to the action or process of reducing the quality or value of something. In relation to money, it traditionally refers to the practice of reducing the precious metal content in coins ...

The September consumer price index (CPI) data was released on Oct. 24. showcasing a cooler-than-expected inflation of 3% versus the estimated 3.1%. Analysts are pouring in their opinions on a 'soft' ...