
Discounted Historic Gold Coins + Market Updates
The Federal Reserve is cutting interest rates but long-term borrowing costs keep rising. That’s a sign that investors expect inflation to stay stubbornly high despite the Fed’s easing. Since September 2024, the Fed has lowered rates by 150 basis points, yet the 30-year Treasury yield has climbed from below 4% to about 4.8%, reflecting market doubts that inflation is under control. This could put the Fed in a difficult position. If long-term yields continue to rise, the central bank may be forced to restart quantitative easing (QE) to pull them down.
Persistent inflation, falling short-term rates, and the growing possibility of renewed QE all may support higher gold prices. Please be on the outlook on Tuesday morning for an email explaining this further.
This week, Goldline’s Deal of The Week is offering an exclusive discount on historic American gold coins. We have secured an extremely limited inventory of the 1900 $20 Liberty gold coins. Over a century old and graded Mint State 62, ensuring both authenticity and exceptional quality. Take advantage of this special offer while it lasts- our last discounted historic gold coins special sold out quickly, so call 800-827-4653 now to secure yours.
Below you can find news that may be influencing your investment decisions.
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Gold ended the week at $4300.99/oz. and Silver at $61.98/oz

