Dean Heskin and Chris Agelastos examine why the weak U.S. dollar and ongoing de-dollarization trend may continue pushing gold prices higher. The conversation looks at the two main narratives around the dollar, one viewing weakness as potentially helpful for foreign investment, and the other emphasizing the deeper problem of countries dumping Treasuries, reducing dollar reserves, and losing confidence in dollar assets over time.
The episode also focuses on why some fund managers and analysts see the current gold range not as a breakdown, but as a strong floor near $4,500 that may precede another major upward move. Dean and Chris connect that outlook to inflation, policy volatility, central-bank demand, Asian buying, higher mining costs, and the broader appeal of physical metals as both a hedge and a strategic asset.
Key topics include:

weak dollar dynamics and de-dollarization
why gold appears strongly supported near current levels
the case for gold above $6,000
inflation, mine costs, and central-bank buying
policy volatility and weakening trust in dollar assets
why physical gold remains a long-term diversification tool

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