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If the U.S. government officials can come to meaningful agreement on taxing and spending matters in the coming weeks, which is still highly debatable, then it would be likely that a heavier flow of speculative money would flow into risk assets.
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Easy monetary policy in America also creates the incentive for further speculative money to flow into emerging markets via carry trades and other strategies.
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If crude oil prices continue to trend higher in the near term, that could spark fresh speculative money to flow into the raw commodity sector, including the precious metals.
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Importantly, if crude oil prices continue to trend higher in the near term, that could spark fresh speculative money to flow into the raw commodity sector, including the precious metals.
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It is likely that fresh speculative money that had been on the sidelines is now starting to flow back into risk assets like raw commodities, albeit at a cautious pace so far in January.
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