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Inflation hit another 13-year high, expect $2k gold price by year-end if things don’t change

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The UNITED STATE Customer Cost Index (CPI) rose 0.9% in June, after a 0.6% increase in May. Year-on-year, headline inflation is now at 5.4%.

Will Rhind, Chief Executive Officer of GraniteShares, said that gold, being a rising cost of living bush, can remain to rise if inflation does not cool off later on this year.

" I assume if we begin to see rising cost of living numbers high or raised after the summertime, when everybody returns from holidays, September time, I assume we can easily see [$ 2,000 gold] prior to completion of the year," Rhind informed David Lin, support for Kitco Information.

0:00– Headline CPI climbed to 5.4%.
2:30– What is a rising cost of living bush?
3:47– Lumber has erased 2021 gains.
8:27– Gold responds to greater than just rising cost of living.
11:34– Gold is still underestimated.
16:02– Bitcoin vs inflation?
19:12– Supplies vs rising cost of living.

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Inflation hit another 13-year high, expect $2k gold price by year-end if things don't change

The U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 0.9% in June, after a 0.6% rise in May. Year-on-year, headline inflation is now at 5.4%.

Will Rhind, CEO of GraniteShares, said that gold, being an inflation hedge, can continue to rise if inflation does not cool off later this year.

"I think if we start to see inflation numbers high or elevated after the summer, when everybody gets back from vacations, September time, I think we can easily see [$2,000 gold] before the end of the year," Rhind told David Lin, anchor for Kitco News.

0:00 – Headline CPI rose to 5.4%
2:30 – What is an inflation hedge?
3:47 – Lumber has wiped out 2021 gains
8:27 – Gold responds to more than just inflation
11:34 – Gold is still undervalued
16:02 – Bitcoin vs inflation?
19:12 – Stocks vs inflation

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