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Caesar Bryan - Asia To Deploy Stunning & Massive QE

With continued volatility in gold and silver, today King World News interviewed 25 year veteran Caesar Bryan. Gabelli & Company has over $31 billion under management and Caesar Bryan has managed the gold fund since its inception in 1994. Caesar told KWN that we are about to see massive QE from Asia. He also said investors should expect the rest of the central banks around the world to follow suit because none of them wants a strong currency. Here is what Caesar had to say about the situation: “Well, the actual gold price is holding up quite well. The backdrop for gold is solid. As an example, in Japan they have a meeting on Friday, the Bank of Japan does, and it seems they are setting themselves up for a stunning, major, new accommodative move.”

Caesar Bryan continues:

“Japan is already buying government bonds and they are likely going to extend that on Friday into buying other assets. But in any extent, extending their balance sheet, they need the yen to decline in value. They need this to help their exports and stock market.

China is also beginning to loosen monetary policy. Europe, despite what the ECB says, they have done over $1.3 trillion in the LTRO program. They are also under pressure to ease. They are under pressure to do more to help Southern Europe.

Here in the US, ‘Operation Twist’ ends in June. We know the Federal Reserve is very concerned about house prices and they are also concerned about unemployment....

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“With the end of ‘Operation Twist,’ who is going to be buying at the long end of the curve?

So, the Federal Reserve is going to be back on reflation watch and we will hear something in the next few months about another program. Central banks, around the world, are all saying, ‘We don’t want a strong currency.’ Obviously that’s a positive backdrop for gold.

Also, central banks, the non-major central banks, have actually been adding to their gold. This includes Russia, Mexico and Argentina. So, a number of central banks are adding to their gold position and I seen no reason why this trend won’t continue.”

Caesar had this to say about the mining shares: “They have been disappointing. The mining shares, as measured by the XAU index and the HUI index, are now down well over 30% from their highs. By any definition, that’s a bear market.

There’s been a disconnect, clearly, between the price action in gold and that of the gold equities. This is very hard to explain because margins are rising. There’s a time for investors to be stubborn (and hold positions), and this is one of those times.”

Caesar also added: “The voters in Europe have come down on the side against austerity. You could argue that they have come down against incumbency. Certainly incumbency has been rejected, and probably by default, austerity.

Then, in Holland, the junior coalition of the government has left the government. They are claiming they will not support budget cuts in Holland in order to bring their deficit down. So, Germany is being increasingly isolated.

Meanwhile, Southern Europe is in recession and the Spanish banking system is being increasingly funded by the ECB. So, it’s just sort of a slow grind, with no progress being made.

I also recently read that total Eurozone domestic economy debt as a percentage of GDP is 448%. We know the banking system has issues in Europe and we know the Europeans are very reliant on banks for credit. So it’s not a happy situation.”

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Eric King

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