Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney has put forward his first federal budget, which lays out an ambitious plan to transform Canada's economy and deal with the challenge of US tariffs. Billed an "investment budget" by the government, the fiscal plan increases Canada's deficit to C$78bn ($55
Jim Rogers Says He’s Neither Buying Nor Selling Gold, Silver; Plans To Add More If Prices Fall
Jim Rogers Says He’s Neither Buying Nor Selling Gold, Silver; Plans To Add More If Prices Fall
He said he has never sold his gold or silver holdings and continues to encourage people to start owning small amounts of both metals eventually, though he believes now may not be the ideal time to buy. If prices decline further, Rogers said he would be keen to increase his holdings.
Sharing his investing philosophy, Rogers explained that he prefers buying commodities when they are out of favour and undervalued. “I don't ever want to sell my gold and silver. I want my children to have them someday," he told Business Today in an interview.
The macroeconomic uncertainty, supply-demand deficit, and a hedge against volatility push the prices of both bullions gold and silver at the record levels, with a jump of approximately 60% and 95% year-to-date, respectively.
Source: News18
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Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney has put forward his first federal budget, which lays out an ambitious plan to transform Canada's economy and deal with the challenge of US tariffs. Billed an "investment budget" by the government, the fiscal plan increases Canada's deficit to C$78bn ($55
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