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In today's video we will answer the question, Will Gold and Commodities Hit All-Time Highs? [2022] SUBSCRIBE to NOT being a transaction ever again... https://bit.ly/33TpKqD Like us on Facebook! / stop-being-sold-524309451006118 Follow us on Twitter! / stopbeingsold With all the tensions around the world now, we have seen both Gold, and several commodities rise exponentially! Gold: As of this video, gold is hitting new highs for the year. Currently up over 12% YTD. Can it hit a new all-time high this year? Many analysts believe it can. Historically, Gold has acted as a hedge against inflation. Also, we have seen gold rise during tense times geopolitically, like now. Commodities: Oil, Natural Gas, and Gasoline There are many reasons why commodities may continue to rise in 2022: Russia/Ukraine for many reasons Supply disruptions Shortages due to increased demand Oil, natural gas, and gasoline prices skyrocket in 2022 as Russia invaded Ukraine. Fear of a Russian Oil Ban has pushed these prices higher. And today, President Biden announced: Biden bans all imports of Russian oil, gas, and energy. This was a lone move, as many European countries could not do this due to how much their economies rely on the commodities. Other commodities: Wheat, Aluminum, Palladium Wheat: Russia and Ukraine combined export over 25% of the world’s supply. Wheat has hit new 14-year highs due to the potential drop in supplies from these two countries. Aluminum: At near all-time highs Nickel: Nickle prices surge to over $100k per net ton overnight, and futures trading was halted for the day. Russia supplies 10% of the world’s supply of Nickle, which is used in EV batteries. Palladium: Over 40% of the world’s supply of Palladium comes from Russia. #gold2022 #commodities2022 #inflationhedge #russiacommodities #russiaukrainewheat