Powell dodges credibility question as gold and silver surge to records

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Powell said the U.S. hasn’t lost credibility, pointing to anchored inflation expectations even as gold and silver hit record highs. He warned against reading asset-price moves as proof of credibility loss and stressed that longer-term inflation remains near the 2% target. Analysts Debate whether the metals signal a loss of trust or just speculative momentum, with running narratives around a “Sell America” dynamic and potential debasement shaping the outlook.
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