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Grant Williams: Why Gold Shines & the Dollar’s Future Is at Risk

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Sep 23, 2025
Grant Williams, author and publisher of 'Things That Make You Go, Hmm', dives into the fragile state of the dollar and the global debt crisis. He discusses how the freezing of Russia's reserves spurred central banks to ramp up gold purchases as a safeguard. Williams emphasizes that gold is about wealth preservation, not mere trading. He also explores the shifting dynamics of de-dollarization among BRICS nations and the evolving role of gold in cross-border transactions, urging investors to rethink their strategies in these uncertain times.
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Gold Is Preservation, Not A Trade

  • Grant Williams buys gold to preserve purchasing power rather than to speculate on price movements.
  • He focuses on what gold can be exchanged for, not price targets or short-term gains.
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Debt Fragility Is Becoming Visible

  • Williams sees increasing fragility in the global debt and bond markets with visible warning signs.
  • He believes the problem is widely recognized but not yet addressed, so fragility will persist until a trigger occurs.
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Freezing Reserves Changed The Game

  • The 2022 freezing of Russian reserves was a turning point that undermined trust in dollar reserves.
  • That action accelerated central bank gold buying and pushed countries to seek dollar alternatives.
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