Gold Telegraph
@GoldTelegraph
Gold is up 65% in the last year in U.S. dollars. The largest annual move in 46 years. This is what repricing looks like. Tune into the conversation below with one of the leaders of one of the largest mining companies in the world, worth $120 billion.
Japan raised its interest rates to the highest level in 30 years. This is going to get very interesting… This is all happening in slow motion.
For the eighth year in a row, the Pentagon has failed an annual audit. 8 years in a row.
COPPER ended the week a blink away from a new record high. The glue of the entire economy. There is no substitute.
GOLD, TRUST, AND A QUIET SHIFT IN POWER
One of the leaders of one of the biggest gold producers on the planet, Sean Boyd, said something simple — and revealing.
At these levels, gold isn’t fragile.
It has support.
I asked him about the growing divergence between East and West not just in gold accumulation, but in trust, settlement, and monetary architecture.
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His answer was telling.
“This is really a competition around currency supremacy,” he said.
China. Poland. Turkey. Brazil.
Central banks across the world are buying gold not as a trade, but as insurance.
Boyd’s view was blunt: this isn’t an East vs. West story anymore.
“It’s almost every man for himself.”
Governments are trying to bolster currencies. Strengthen reserves. Defend trust in a world increasingly skeptical of paper.
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After 40 years in this business, Boyd has seen gold move $2 a day… and no one cared.
Now?
Gold is being rediscovered not for what it promises, but for what it does.
It sits outside the system and when trust erodes, that matters.
GOLD, TRUST, AND A QUIET SHIFT IN POWER
— Gold Telegraph ⚡ (@GoldTelegraph_) December 20, 2025
One of the leaders of one of the biggest gold producers on the planet, Sean Boyd, said something simple — and revealing.
At these levels, gold isn’t fragile.
It has support.
I asked him about the growing divergence between East and West… pic.twitter.com/aZtUTIMvi2
We cover many subjects over the conversation which was just over 1 hour.
Watch the full video here:
THE PERIODIC TABLE OF POWER
For years, I have said history doesn’t repeat… it rhymes, and in this case, it does with metals.
In the 1930s and 40s, antimony quietly became a national-security metal.
So critical that the United States government diverted rivers, fast-tracked mines, ignored bureaucracy, and rebuilt entire towns to secure supply.
Why?
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Because war, industry, and technology don’t run on narratives, they run on inputs.
China dominated antimony then.
China dominates it again today.
More on this in the coming weeks…
Cycles repeat.
BREAKING NEWS: GOLD HITS NEW RECORD HIGH.
Welcome to the ERA of gold. Watch the latest conversation with Sean Boyd, legendary leader of Agnico Eagle… one of the planet’s biggest gold producers worth nearly $90 billion.
In Japan, there is $7 trillion in household savings. $7 trillion. With rates starting to go up, households will likely want to put some of these savings to work. Will they see that the yen has been debased nearly 70% against gold over the past 1 year? Again, circus.
GOLD AS A SIGNAL IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY
Gold tends to speak loudest at inflection points.
Not as a trade, and not as speculation, but as a signal that something more structural is shifting beneath the surface.
What we’re seeing now isn’t just a rally. It’s a breakout across currencies, gold rising above the system rather than moving within it.
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When I asked Sean Boyd, former CEO and current Chair of
@agnicoeagle
what the market is finally pricing in, his answer was grounded in experience.
Supply hasn’t meaningfully changed. The world’s largest gold deposits have been producing for decades, and new discoveries remain scarce. Even at higher prices, supply simply can’t respond quickly.
The real shift is on the demand side.
Not speculative demand but serious, patient capital.
Boyd pointed out that gold has always had support, even in weaker periods.
The difference today is the level. Gold pulls back, buyers step in, and it reasserts itself.
For most of his career, gold was something you traded.
Now, in his words, it’s a must-have.
China purchased a RECORD $961 million in gold from Russia in November. This is big. Nothing to see here.
GOLD AS A SIGNAL IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY
— Gold Telegraph ⚡ (@GoldTelegraph_) December 22, 2025
Gold tends to speak loudest at inflection points.
Not as a trade, and not as speculation, but as a signal that something more structural is shifting beneath the surface.
What we’re seeing now isn’t just a rally. It’s a breakout across… pic.twitter.com/WsQyyMJn2Q
Market Cap Reality Check:
All the gold ever mined on Earth: $31 trillion.
All the silver ever mined on Earth: $4 trillion.
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The world is now watching hard assets…
Japan’s chief currency official has warned of “deep concern” over the yen’s weakness. You can’t make this stuff up… The world is now bracing for intervention.
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