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Swiss Government forces sale of Credit Suisse; Gold moves closer to $2k

28 min · 28. März 2023
Episode Swiss Government forces sale of Credit Suisse; Gold moves closer to $2k Cover

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If you thought SVB was bad, Credit Suisse failing and being forced to be bought out by UBS points to a disaster. Today we talk about that buyout, what it means for the economy, and Gold's performance in the wake of the banking crisis. To learn about investing in Gold and Precious Metals, visit us online at: Free Gold Guide [https://legacypminvestments.com/gold-ira/?affiliate_source=the_charles_thorngren_show]

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