Simon Lazenby

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283 appearances 7 recordings 4 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 3d ago

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The only thing that really brings it down- They don't.

It's deflationary periods.

I think the last time we saw one was in 2008, lasted a couple of weeks.

So once prices are set in, they're set in.

And that's the big problem.

And that's why the economy looks so different to how it feels.

We look at the headline numbers.

GDP looks strong.

You know, a lot of the...

positives are there, yet our lived experience just doesn't match.

And I think broadly, it's because wage inflation isn't keeping up with real inflation.

And I think it's going to be a lot of work until they can iron that out.

We have to see as long as we're carrying as much debt and printing as much money as we are, I think inflation is going to be a persistent problem.

It's so funny.

If you talk to me 15 years ago, I would have 20 years ago.

I thought gold was becoming a relic.

And I think the current climate has been a reminder to me of how important it is.

You're correct.

The argument for gold is it keeps pace with inflation and it has an inverse relationship with the dollar.

You could go back to biblical times and an ounce of gold would buy 400 loaves of bread.

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