**When Inflation Data Drops, Gold Moves—Here’s How to Read It**

Yesterday, we focused on passing down gold wisdom to the next generation. Today, let’s sharpen your strategy. If you want to understand gold’s short-term moves, pay attention to one thing above all: inflation reports.

When inflation comes in hotter than expected, gold usually jumps—because people know the dollar’s losing value. But when inflation “cools” (or the media spins it that way), gold might dip briefly. Smart stackers use these dips to buy more. Mark your calendar for CPI and PCE release dates—they’re gold’s trigger points in today’s market.

Tomorrow, we’ll look at how global conflict—especially in the Middle East—continues to push gold higher behind the headlines.

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**Fun Fact Of The Day**

In 1980, U.S. inflation peaked at 13.5%—and gold hit its then-record high of $850 per ounce. Adjusted for inflation, that’s over $3,000 in today’s dollars.

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