Ozan Tarman

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716 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2025 last heard Sep 2025

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I think this cut is justified.
In my mind, even if they cut fifty a week ago, it could have been justified.
Talking about some dear clients' friends, public, so I may say, Rick Reeder, publicly on uh TV and on his writing, said they may and they should cut fifty, because I think if they saw the divisions in uh June and July, they probably would have
Have cut in June and July.
And going forward, okay, they they cut 25.
Not only they cut 25, Miran did his thing, probably that that's the dot.
But Waller, Bowman stuck to 25.
Even some of the previous Fed governors racing for the job, Bullard says they should have done 25.
So people are thinking and hoping that there is still some Fed independence.
Powell, even though he's the past man.
has some control over the situation.
That's why we're not getting any Fed independence here on the long end.
That's why more and more countries are building up their reserves in gold, shying away from dollar more.
My motherland Turkey is an example again, uh publicly known in terms of reserves.
Also, let's remember what is still going on versus Ukraine and Russia, the sanctions that Russia faced or may face.
So different countries are also because of that leaning more towards gold.
So besides our macro discussion
Uh ups and downs of rates, that uncertainty, that uh question mark over US policy, that question mark over geopolitics leads central banks to accumulate more gold.
That's
Joe, for gold to go down, the game should change.
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