Japan's Crisis Could Trigger the Global Financial Reset | Alasdair Macleod

Macleod argues Japan's debt crisis and rising bond yields threaten to destabilize the global fiat currency system and accelerate demand for gold.

Central banks continue accumulating physical gold as weakening Treasury demand and soaring borrowing costs erode confidence in sovereign debt markets.

Energy shortages and persistent inflation may push investors toward physical precious metals as credit markets become increasingly unstable.