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Michael Howell: $10,000 Gold in a World of Monetary Inflation and Debt on Top of Debt on Top of Debt

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Oct 8, 2025
Michael Howell, a global liquidity expert and Managing Director of GL Indexes, shares his insights on the looming $10,000 gold price in a debt-driven economy. He explains the pivotal shift from Federal Reserve control to U.S. Treasury influence on monetary inflation. Howell discusses how the current liquidity peak could lead to market shocks and presents gold, silver, and Bitcoin as essential hedges. He warns of the impacts of rising fiscal deficits and suggests investors adopt a buy-on-weakness strategy for scarce assets.
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INSIGHT

Liquidity, Not Economy, Moves Markets

  • Global financial markets are driven primarily by liquidity flows rather than the real economy.
  • CrossBorderCap measures global liquidity to track where money moves and why markets react.
INSIGHT

Debt Growth Fuels Monetary Inflation

  • Debt growth forces ongoing liquidity expansion because refinancing needs keep rising.
  • That expanding liquidity is what Howell calls monetary inflation and it reshapes asset performance.
ADVICE

Shift Away From Nominal Bonds

  • Reduce exposure to nominal government bonds that lose real value under monetary inflation.
  • Allocate to monetary‑inflation hedges like gold and possibly Bitcoin to preserve wealth.
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