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David Rosenberg of Rosenberg Research sees the inflation comeback as a temporary phenomenon caused by enormous pent-up demand and supply chain issues.

David Rosenberg of Rosenberg Research sees the inflation comeback as a temporary phenomenon caused by enormous pent-up demand and supply chain issues.

David Rosenberg of Rosenberg Research sees the inflation comeback as a temporary phenomenon caused by enormous pent-up demand and supply chain issues.

David Rosenberg of Rosenberg Research sees the inflation comeback as a temporary phenomenon caused by enormous pent-up demand and supply chain issues.

"Monetary policy ... is right now impotent in its ability to stimulate economic activity," the Bleakley Advisory Group chief investment officer told CNBCs "Trading Nation" on Wednesday. Boockvar warns the issue is particularly evident in the housing market, which is the most sensitive to changes in rates. "We are at a point where very low interest rates are no longer stimulative to the housing market," he said. "On the purchase side, we know the dearth of inventories and sticker-shock price inc...

The Bleakley Advisory Group’s Peter Boockvar predicts inflation will be the most widespread in decades.

"Monetary policy ... is right now impotent in its ability to stimulate economic activity," the Bleakley Advisory Group chief investment officer told CNBCs "Trading Nation" on Wednesday. Boockvar warns the issue is particularly evident in the housing market, which is the most sensitive to changes in rates. "We are at a point where very low interest rates are no longer stimulative to the housing market," he said. "On the purchase side, we know the dearth of inventories and sticker-shock price inc...

WASHINGTON (dpa-AFX) - Gold futures settled slightly higher on Thursday, extending gains to a second straight day, as the dollar pared gains and bond yields dropped again.A slightly weak dollar

Gold Futures Settle Slightly Higher The yield on U.S. 10-year Treasury Note dropped to 1.490%, the lowest level since March. However, golds uptick was just marginal as the dollar recovered well after tumbling in the European session. The dollar index, which dropped to 89.84, rallied to 90.16 later on in the day, gaining about 0.1%. Gold futures for August ended up by $1.10 or nearly 0.1% at $1,895.50 an ounce. Gold futures closed lower by 0.2% on Tuesday, falling after two successive days of ga...

Gold Futures Settle Notably Higher The dollars weakness and lower bond yields contributed as well to golds uptick. The dollar index dropped to a low of 90.03 before recovering to 90.13, still down more than 0.4% from the previous close. The yield on U.S. 10-year Treasury Note dropped to 1.56%. Gold futures for August ended up by $18.70 or about 1% at $1,892.00 an ounce. Gold futures, which shed about 1.9% on Thursday, lost 0.7% in the week. Silver futures for July closed higher by $0.419 or 1....