Gold’s volatility is not anomalous but cyclical, Axel Merk says, with periods that rival the S&P 500 followed by stretches of calm. He warns against treating low volatility as the norm and points to central bank actions as a key market driver.
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Gold’s volatility is not anomalous but cyclical, Axel Merk says, with periods that rival the S&P 500 followed by stretches of calm. He warns against treating low volatility as the norm and points to central bank actions as a key market driver.
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