This paper provides evidence in favour of the hypothesis that precious metals (gold, silver, platinum) act as short-run and long-run hedges against inflation. Using robust estimation techniques, this ability to hedge inflation is concentrated in the period before 1939 and around the second OPEC oil shock in 1979. During no other period could precious metals be used to hedge inflation.
During a financial crisis, investors find it convenient to hold gold (Gd) as a safe haven. But durin...
Ever since the collapse of the Bretton-Woods system, gold has retained its function as an important ...
We analyze the price behavior of the main precious metals – gold, silver, platinum and palladium – b...
In recent years, as a result of an increasing financialisation of financial markets, white precious ...
This paper investigates if investment in gold really is an effective hedge against inflation in the ...
The aim of this research is to examine the role of gold as an instrument to hedge against inflation ...
In recent years, as a result of an increasing financialisation of financial markets, white precious me...
This study examines the short-run and long-run inflation hedging effectiveness of gold in the United...
This paper attempts to reconcile an apparent contradiction between short-run and long-run movements ...
This paper attempts to reconcile an apparent contradiction between short-run and long-run movements ...
What is the relationship between the price of gold and inflation? How stable is it – over time and a...
In 1833 the price of gold was $20.65 per ounce, about $415 in 2005 terms, while in 2005 the actual p...
What is the relationship between the price of gold and inflation? How stable is it - over time and a...
Current super-low interest rates and massive money supply in US and Europe may cause inflation in t...
International audienceThis paper aims to study the role of gold as a hedge against inflation based o...
During a financial crisis, investors find it convenient to hold gold (Gd) as a safe haven. But durin...
Ever since the collapse of the Bretton-Woods system, gold has retained its function as an important ...
We analyze the price behavior of the main precious metals – gold, silver, platinum and palladium – b...
In recent years, as a result of an increasing financialisation of financial markets, white precious ...
This paper investigates if investment in gold really is an effective hedge against inflation in the ...
The aim of this research is to examine the role of gold as an instrument to hedge against inflation ...
In recent years, as a result of an increasing financialisation of financial markets, white precious me...
This study examines the short-run and long-run inflation hedging effectiveness of gold in the United...
This paper attempts to reconcile an apparent contradiction between short-run and long-run movements ...
This paper attempts to reconcile an apparent contradiction between short-run and long-run movements ...
What is the relationship between the price of gold and inflation? How stable is it – over time and a...
In 1833 the price of gold was $20.65 per ounce, about $415 in 2005 terms, while in 2005 the actual p...
What is the relationship between the price of gold and inflation? How stable is it - over time and a...
Current super-low interest rates and massive money supply in US and Europe may cause inflation in t...
International audienceThis paper aims to study the role of gold as a hedge against inflation based o...
During a financial crisis, investors find it convenient to hold gold (Gd) as a safe haven. But durin...
Ever since the collapse of the Bretton-Woods system, gold has retained its function as an important ...
We analyze the price behavior of the main precious metals – gold, silver, platinum and palladium – b...