How gold is bursting the biggest credit bubble ever seen

As part of a series for OMFIF, this interview with Gold Republic was recorded on 5 February

OMFIF (Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum) “is a London-based independent think tank for central banking, economic policy and public investment, providing a neutral platform for public and private sector engagement worldwide. With teams in London and the US, OMFIF focuses on global policy and investment themes relating to central banks, sovereign funds, pension funds, regulators and treasuries. Global public investors with investable assets of $43 Trillion are at the heart of this network.”

At least some of the “big money” establishment appears to be showing an interest beyond their own macroeconomic analysis about what is happening in gold and whether it should reconsider its exposure.

In this explosive interview, Alasdair Macleod breaks down the looming financial crisis, the gold market crisis, and why central banks are scrambling to secure physical gold. He explains how the global credit bubble, inflated since the 1980s, is on the verge of collapse—potentially leading to the end of the fiat currency system. Macleod also exposes the gold market manipulation, the crisis unfolding in Comex and the London Bullion Market, and why countries like China and Russia might shift towards a gold-backed monetary system. With gold prices hitting all-time highs, he discusses whether we are witnessing the death of the dollar and a return to the gold standard. Plus, insights on Bitcoin vs. Gold, Trump’s tariffs, and how BRICS nations are moving away from the U.S. dollar. Don’t miss this deep dive into gold, inflation, and the global economic reset!

Note: At 28 minutes concerning US gold sales in the early 1970s, I misspoke: a sale of 375,000 tonnes was in fact 375,000 ounces.