Strange Times, Mixed Signals

Apr 19, 2013 / By William F. Nicklin
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Do falling gold prices suggest that interest rates might go even lower? Or will owning gold as protection or as a means for generating alpha come to an end, resulting in higher interest rates? We may get some insights from looking at peaks in gold prices and interest rates back in 1937 and from 1966-1988.

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