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I Will Step Aside From Captaincy if Things Don't Work Out: Azhar Ali
Pakistan's Test captain Azhar Ali on Wednesday said he will "step aside" from the role if he is unable to contribute substantially to the team's cause, candidly admitting his run-drought.
PTI |December 18, 2019, 4:40 PM IST
Karachi: Pakistan's Test captain Azhar Ali on Wednesday said he will "step aside" from the role if he is unable to contribute substantially to the team's cause, candidly admitting his run-drought.
After managing 36 runs in the first Test against Sri Lanka in Rawalpindi, the 34-year-old Ali admitted that his batting has not been good enough of late.
"I am going through a bad patch but I am not out of form. I am middling the ball well. It is a matter of one good innings and I know I can get back into form," Azhar told reporters here.
"But yes if I feel things are not working out for me and I am not contributing to the team, I would prefer to step aside myself," he added.
Azhar also predicted a close second Test at the National Stadium where Pakistan is playing after more than 10-years.
"In Rawalpindi the weather had a role to play but here I think it is a good balanced Test wicket for bat and ball and I think we will have a good, close game here. Obviously both teams would want to win here," he said.
Azhar indicated that leg-spinner Yasir Shah would be making a comeback after being dropped for the first Test, but there will still be no place for middle-order batsman, Fawad Alam.
To a question, Azhar said he would love to get a big score in Karachi, a lot like former Pakistan captain Younis Khan had done in February 2009.
Playing against Sri Lanka, Younis made a monumental 313 in that Test match, the last at this venue.
"Yes it would be nice to get a big score here like Younis did. But this is cricket and anything can happen. The foremost aim is to try and win this Test match."
Pakistan is hosting its first Test series in more than 10 years since the terrorist attack on Sri Lankan team bus in March 2009.
Azhar, who was made Test captain two months ago and saw his team lose 2-0 in Australia, said more respect was being given to domestic performers and that is the reason batsmen such as Abid Ali (who got a hundred in Pindi on his debut) and Fawad were in the squad.
"I think we are now looking at domestic performers closely and if you ask me Abid should have got a chance five years back when it was difficult to get him out. But what happened in the past I can't talk on that, but at present, we are trying to reward domestic performers."
Azhar also felt that the traditional format had gained prominence after the introduction of the World Test Championship.
"It is great that international cricket has come back to Pakistan specially Test cricket. We wanted to have tests in Pakistan and to play in front of our home crowds. We want to make this series memorable by winning this test. We will try to do our best to perform well," he said.
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HOME >> BLUE SUN ROOM >> A LOST ART - PART 3
KACIDILLA
A Lost Art - Part 3
Post-BDM; A letter or two (or five) were sent out from Serenity's crew and suddenly, they seem to find themselves in danger. It's all Joss's characters and 'verse, i'm just borrowing it for a spell... Sorry the chapters are short...it's just where they stopped until i opened up a new page...i post once a day, until they're all up, so be patient...pretty please?
Dear Mother, I am inclosing some mor money for you I kno youre birthday is comming but you dint tell me wat you wanted so by youreself somethin pretty with this. Sins my last letter not much has changed. I am still workin with the crew I tole ya about and we still do what we can to make the verse a better plays to live. I aint been in no fights so stop worring. That Miranda wave werent as bad as you thawt and I keep tryin to tell ya but I think someones talking to much around ya and if he is who I think he is he is gonna here from me real soon. You tell him that if you want but I think he will catch the rite hints now. I hope your doin shiny. I shur miss yur cookin. Tonite we had reheeted grull that wasnt no better the 2nd time around. I better git goin now. Were like to land soon and I want to git this in the male fore ya. Love your son, Jayne *** "Captain?" Simon's voice was whisper-soft. Mal turned to him, releasing Inara's hand to do so. "Keep still," Mal instructed. "They did the best they could on you, but you're going to have to doctor from your bedside a while yet." "There were men," Simon went on, only barely conscious of Mal's words. "They fired at us...Kaylee?" "She's fine," Mal replied. "Nothin' but a little cut on her arm and a new-found love for life." "Good," Simon nodded, visibly relaxed. He frowned. "The baby?" "Hobie's doin' better than his ma," Mal nodded. "Powerful set of lungs on that one, but he knew to keep quiet till the fightin' was done." "And...River?" "Still out," Mal answered, glancing quickly at the center bed. She had been Simon's last patient, from what Zoë had told him. Simon had been shot while working on his sister and directed Kaylee's shaking hands once Jayne had finished dispatching the mysterious attacker. "Vitals?" Simon asked, ever the doctor. Mal read them to the barely conscious medic and followed the young man's instructions without question. "What happened to your arm?" Simon finally asked, now fully awake. "Same thing happened to everyone here," Mal answered, tugging at the sling again. "No discussions, just shots fired." "Who were they?" "Wanted to ask you about that," Mal stated frankly as he leaned by River's bed. "Kaylee tells us you wrote to your folks. What did the letter say?" "I'm not sure," Simon admitted. At Mal's barely perceptible widening of the eyes, he held up his hand. "River told me after it was sent that she had...amended it. What I wrote was simply that I had married, River was getting better and I was expecting a child soon. That was it. I'm not completely sure what River added. She wouldn't give details." "This is not what I would call an uplifting change," Mal ground out, closing his eyes. "She wouldn't write anything that could have us killed," Simon insisted. "She's not that foolish." "We'd like to bank on that," Mal sighed, opening his eyes again and turning to watch the girl in question sleep. "It'd certainly help if she'd wake and tell us herself." As if she heard him, the girl's hand twitched slightly. Already feeling guilty for his words, Mal patted her hand softly. Her hand relaxed beneath his. "In time," he whispered. He noticed Inara's eyes opening and walked around to be at her side. She woke up, a moment of fear passing over her face before she focused on the Captain's eyes. She noticed the sling almost immediately and rested her hand on the fabric. "Please tell me that's not made from my skirt," she sighed. He smiled. "It was beyond repair anyway," he teased. "Why does this still hurt?" Inara asked of her injury, afraid of the answer. "We did all we could for now," Mal replied. "The doctor was busy at the time, but he'll get to fixin' you up right now." In truth, Zoë and Kaylee had simply repeated what they could remember of Simon's instructions for River. Everyone hoped Simon would wake before they ran out of time. Mal had been left to Jayne's significantly limited medical expertise for all but his arm. Had Jayne's shoulder wounds not kept him from properly setting the bone, Mal would have been left solely to the merc's ministrations. Mal was grateful for the small mercies granted him. "Inara?" Simon asked from the other side of the infirmary. Mal kissed Inara's hand and smiled swiftly before returning to Simon. "She was shot when we returned to the shuttle," Mal spoke quietly and quickly. "From what I hear, same as what happened with River. We did what we could, stopped the bleedin' and patched up enough that she wouldn't slip away, but I need you to tell me you can fix it." Simon struggled to sit up; Mal helped him. The two returned to Inara's side and Mal took her hand in his as Simon inspected the wound and patch job critically. "I need more light," he ordered. He swayed a little. "And the stool." *** Zoë bounced little Hoban Tam on her uninjured knee while Kaylee washed her hands after the diaper change. The three month old happily drooled as he chewed on his fist and watched the goings-on with wise eyes. "You don't really think we brought this on us, do ya?" Kaylee asked the other two adults in the room. "Well, I didn't," Jayne insisted. "I only wrote my Ma, same as I always do. It was your husband writin' his folks that's so out of the ordinary." "Zoë," Mal said from the doorway, startling the group. "We need two hands." "River?" Kaylee asked, taking her son from the first mate's arms. "Nara," Mal replied, turning back to the infirmary. As an afterthought he looked back at the mechanic. "Simon's awake." Relief flooded her face as she watched Zoë limp after the Captain. She glanced at Jayne. "He's awake," she repeated. He nodded, too tired to point out his ears worked as well as hers. She looked at her son. "Daddy's awake." *** "I'm just sayin' your father has never seemed the type to let go," Mal said softly. "I don't think he would accept a letter as the end of things, only as a start." "And I'm telling you, Sir," Zoë replied, her voice as quiet as his, "It's personal." "He swore to kill me," Mal said, not for the first time in this discussion. "Seemed quite taken with the notion." "That was then," Zoë insisted. "He may have had a change of heart." "He blamed me for Serenity Valley," Mal reminded her. "I don't think the Miranda 'wave wiped that record clean, only added to it. Hell, he probably blames me for creating Reavers." "My father is an intelligent man, Sir," Zoë responded. "And the years may have softened him a bit." "Softened?" Mal echoed. "Are we thinkin' of the same man?" "I hate to interrupt this scintillating conversation," Simon murmured as he directed Zoë's stitches to be tighter. "But we are in surgery here. Couldn't this wait until a life is not hanging in the balance?" "Your father hates me," Mal insisted as he left the infirmary. "Writing to him only opened up that wound." "Is that true?" Simon asked once the Captain was out of earshot. "Your father threatened to kill him?" "My father was never happy," Zoë replied evenly. "When my mother was alive, he wasn't happy I was clinging to her so much. When she died, and I took to the military school like a duck to water, he wasn't happy I was so independent. When I signed up to serve on his crew, he wasn't happy I was always underfoot. When I left, he wasn't happy; I was giving up. I fought on the side of the Independents, he wasn't happy because I was fighting opposite his side. When it was all over, I'm not sure he was happy I'd survived. He bribed some folk to get me out of the camps, and I wouldn't go. Cap'n stood with me as I told him this. He needed to blame someone for my behavior, the Cap'n was handy..." She shrugged. "Do you really feel the years could have changed him?" Simon asked. Zoë's eyes flicked to his. "He's a hard man," Zoë explained. "But there were things that needed to be said between us. He may know that by now." "Fathers seem to be hard-headed at times," Simon acknowledged, his thoughts on the last words his father spoke to him. "I hope you're right about yours." "Even if I'm not," Zoë sighed. "I didn't give any contact information. I didn't think he'd try to find me, but in case he did...this could be his work. He might have found us." "Do you really think that?" Simon asked quietly. Zoë swallowed heavily before answering. "I really think we need to finish this surgery and, if it is him, we need to be ready for the next attack."
Saturday, June 2, 2007 8:47 PM
TAMSIBLING
I don't mind the short chapters, because they're chock full of tension! This is getting a might worrisome - I don't think Simon is necesarily in the best shape to entrust anyone's life in his hands. But I guess desperate times call for desperate measures.
And since I love Simon "the father" I will put in a little plea to see him interact with Hobie ... okay, there's my plot bunny!
Sunday, June 3, 2007 12:15 AM
AMDOBELL
The way you are writing this every letter could have plunged Serenity and her crew into this bloodbath. The only surprised is that they all survived it. Ominous at the end having Zoe tell Simon they need to get ready for the next attack. Don't like the sound of Zoe's stupid father one little bit. The space between that men's head must be pure bone which proves Zoe must take after her mama. Ali D :~)
Sunday, June 3, 2007 8:55 AM
BLUEEYEDBRIGADIER
Honestly have to wonder why Zoe's dad has waited this long to get all kinds of physical when dealing with his supposedly wayward daughter? Certainly would have gotten better results had he tried it around the time Mal got Serenity...definitely pre-Jayne's arrival. If it is his work:(
Still...all kinds of brilliant stuff here, kacidilla! Definitely can't wait to see the next chapter:D
I agree with Amdobell, Zoe's father sounds like an ass - I'm guessing he'll turn up at some point in the story?
Nice to see Simon alive and - well, not well, exactly, but ok! The fact that River hasn't woken up yet makes me increasingly worried though, neep! I loved Jayne's letter but I'm having a hard time believing he'd make THAT many spelling mistakes. I dunno, maybe it's just me.
Anyway, I am still intrigued about this story and who's after the crew, and I'm looking forward to finding out more!
Zoë's Promise
It starts off as breakfast, but devolves into an argumentative discussion... Zoe and Wash, and some fun with River, too.
Midnight Art Critic
Mal can't sleep; River finds the reasons inspiring. All characters belong to Joss - i'm just playing with them for a spell.
Yes, River, There Is... (Part 3 of 3)
Just a short little tale to warm hearts this holiday season. Usual disclaimers apply...
The Reunion - 9 of 9
Part 9. Post-BDM (8 years post, actually); all the characters belong to Joss, and the idea for the story was handed to me by my Dadoo. we hope you enjoyed.
Part 8. Post-BDM (8 years post, actually); all the characters belong to Joss, and the idea for the story was handed to me by my Dadoo, who said he didn't have time to write it, so would i do it for him. i said yes. we still hope you enjoy.
The Reunion - 7th of 9

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2002 Recruiter vs 2022 Recruiter
I find that there are various events in history where you remember exactly where you were when they happened (some of those make more sense than others!).
30th March 2002, I was shopping in Oxford. I'd been to John Lewis and bought myself a portable minidisc player (not the best investment there, especially given the iPod was actually created the year before), and we were queuing for the park and ride bus, and I heard the news on the radio function of my new gadget that the Queen Mother had died.
Scrolling Instagram earlier this month, up popped a post from the Royal Family marking 20 years since that day. (Yes, I'm a big Royal Family geek – I even camped on The Mall for Kate and William's wedding!).
Remember minidiscs?! And yes, that is a JT album
Seeing the post, and remembering my purchase made me think – a lot has changed in those 20 years, I wonder about recruitment?
I didn't start my recruitment career until more than 8 years after my ill-fated purchase, and it wasn't until a year later (July 2011 to be exact) that my team was introduced to a "new networking platform that is the future of recruiting" called LinkedIn. It was probably about that time that we hired an ex-agency recruiter into the team who gave us a training session on how to access and search the back end of job boards. We thought it was ground-breaking. Maybe not, but it certainly was a game-changer for our team.
I think it's fair to say my team (maybe in-house recruitment as a whole) wasn't terribly progressive back in 2011 given that LinkedIn was actually dreamt up in 2002 (launched May 2003) and by 2011 had racked up 100million users. According to LinkedIn, they're now up to 810 million members globally, suggesting that 14.6% of all people aged 18 and above have a LinkedIn account. It's no wonder that it's one of the top tools utilised by recruiters (although there's a great webinar from Vanessa Routh available to our Premium members about why it perhaps shouldn't be your go-to).
But LinkedIn obviously wasn't an option in 2002. In fact, there were no digital communities at all (we didn't get GitHub until 2008; Stack Overflow – 2008, YouTube – 2005, Facebook – 2004, Twitter – 2006). There were online job boards – they came about in the late 1990s, but back then we were all still on dial-up. Broadband began to replace dial-up in the early 2000s but even by 2007 only half of all Internet users had a broadband connection. Needless to say, there weren't many recruiters who needed to worry about SEO in 2002.
LinkedIn's first design
At this point, I had to reach out to our Directors for input on recruiting "back in the day", so if you see me looking for a new job soon, you'll know why…
Some recruiters didn't have individual computers, fax was still a thing and their database was a Rolodex! Other recruiters did have electronic databases (but you had to scan in CVs) – and there were plenty of Excel spreadsheets for tracking. You may not love your ATS, but at least you have one – imagine trying to track your applications without? A PSL in 2002? Ha, up again pops the trusty Rolodex, full of agency telephone numbers – usually without agreed rates or KPIs.
Sending a shortlist? Fax wasn't out of the question, but mostly it was those weird internal envelopes where you crossed off the name of the last person who used the envelope, with CV's printed off and sent to hiring managers. And you thought it was tough getting feedback in 2022?! Talking of CV's – rejection was indicated by a stamp (the indignity!), and storage was in a filing cabinet (your ATS is looking better and better isn't it?).
EV-what? It might have existed, but it wasn't recognised or embraced.
For in-house recruiters, attraction meant a heavy reliance on job boards, referrals and agencies (and the agencies relied on those Rolodexes!). Physical job fairs were key, particularly in Early Careers, where companies would do the Milk Round – touring universities to promote their companies directly to students on campus.
Mostly, 2002 recruiters would write the adverts which were published in weekly magazines or newspapers – not forgetting that you had the option of pinning a printout to an internal noticeboard. And that worked because there were candidates  - who were available and wanted to work for you.
Oh how job advertising has changed…
As recruiters in 2022, we might not have a steady stream of willing candidates waiting to be offered an interview, but we are lucky to have as many resources available to us as we do. As well as The Firm (wink), we have everything from ATS's to intelligent careers sites, from video interviewing to AI tools and far more in-between.
In many ways, digitalisation should have made recruiting much easier – we're a more connected world, right? But are we really working smarter? Our recent Talent Pooling research (keep an eye out for the Insight Report coming in May 2022) indicates over a quarter of organisations surveyed don't talent pool at all, and that searching their own database for suitable candidates when a new role comes up, comes after advertising – which likely means time spent crafting an advert, and money spent on ensuring your ad targets the right audience.
Candidate experience should be top-notch – the tech should make it easy for them to find you, or you to find them. Everyone has a mobile phone, everyone has email – you can instantly respond to them. So you might find it odd that our recent Candidate Experience survey found that 20% of employers who participated, still don't respond to every applicant. Only 55% are using e-signing for contracts – which means 45% are popping postage stamps on their contracts, 2002 style. We all like receiving post that isn't a bill (although I don't get even get postal bills these days!) – but it's not speedy, nor sustainable is it?
Yes, the 2022 recruiter may have more tools and resources, and yes, maybe a lot more to consider (ED&I targets anyone?), but could they learn a little from the 2002 recruiter?
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est le cinquième album de John Frusciante, sorti le  par le label Record Collection. L'album atteint la 36ème place du Top Independent Albums chart. Il est le deuxième d'une série de six albums sortis entre  et  (voir Discographie de John Frusciante).

Informations et enregistrement
Le rock brut de l'artiste est teinté d'influences pop et mélodiques, le tout agrémenté d'une série de solos et ponctué par un instrumental minimaliste en fin d'album (Helical).

La pochette de l'album, prise par Lola Montes Schnabel, représente l'artiste italien Luigi Ontani au Cimetière monumental de Milan.

Après le long et coûteux enregistrement de son précédent album Shadows Collide With People, John Frusciante choisit de revenir vers un style d'enregistrement plus épuré, expérimental et minimaliste, en ne réalisant par exemple que deux prises par chanson.
L'artiste déclare que l'idée de l'album est d'être l'opposé du précédent :

Le , John Frusciante fournit une définition et une théorie du concept de l'album sur son site internet

L'album est réédité le  par le label Record Collection en vinyle 180 grammes, accompagné de liens de téléchargements de l'album aux formats MP3 et WAV.

Liste des chansons
 A Doubt
 An Exercise
 Time Runs Out
 Loss
 Unchanging
 The Mirror
 A Loop
 Wishing
 Far Away
 The Days Have Turned
 Helical
 The Will To Death

Personnel

Musiciens
 John Frusciante : chant, guitare, piano, synthétiseurs, basse sur "Far Away", "Unchanging" and "The Will to Death".
 Josh Klinghoffer : batterie, basse, claviers, guitare sur "Helical" and "The Will to Death".

Personnel
 John Frusciante : producteur.
 Ryan Hewitt : ingénieur, mixage.
 Rafael Serrano : assistant.
 Jeff Moses : assistant.
 Bernie Grundman : mastering
 Dave Lee : équipement

Artwork
 Lola Montes Schnabel : photographie de la pochette.
 Mike Piscitelli : design
 John Frusciante : design

Références

Album musical sorti en 2004
Album de John Frusciante
Album publié par Warner Records

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American Idol winner Jordin Sparks and husband Dana Isaiah are expecting. Here are 5 things to know about Sparks' model boyfriend turned husband!
Jordin Sparks, wife of Dana Isaiah, is an American Idol Season 6 winner, singer, actress and songwriter. She's known for several roles in television and movies produced over the past 5 years, as well as being the youngest person to ever win American Idol at the age of 17 and multiple Grammy nominations. Her net worth is estimated to be at or just over $10 million. After noticing paparazzi taking photos of their group, Sparks decided to secretly marry her boyfriend Dana Isaiah during a vacation in Hawaii. After tying the knot in the water with friends close by, and the husband and wife honeymooned the remainder of the trip. Isaiah had a birthday in May and turned 25 and Sparks, who will celebrate her birthday in December, is 27. Although they are both young in age they each have begun and led successful careers in their own rights.
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Who exactly is Dana Isaiah?
Many have asked this question since news of their relationship broke earlier this summer and while the two seem to be blissfully in love and over the moon about their child-to-be, there is so much to learn about the model that stole this singer's heart. One thing is for sure: with a compassionate heart, great body and beautiful face, Sparks won the lottery. We think they are an amazing couple and perfect for each other in every way. Want to learn more about Mr. Isaiah? Check out these 5 things to know about him below!
One very special and important thing that attracted Sparks and Isaiah to each other is their shared faith. Isaiah is a Christian and so is Sparks. The two constantly post scriptures and messages conveying their shared faith on their personal Instagram accounts. In fact, lots of their Instagram photos together show Sparks and Isaiah sharing their faith with others! Jordin Sparks recently performed the national anthem during a football game in which she had the bible verse Proverbs 31:8-9 written on the back of her hand.
Even though his wife is very well off, Dana Isaiah has got some money of his own. From modeling clothes to several professional shoots shared on his social media relating to fitness, Isaiah is a model making a name for himself. Isaiah's net worth is said to be around $100,000 and that's no small feat. His portfolio boasts features in a variety of publications and fitness campaigns, including a shoot in Lapalme Magazine where he also graced the cover. Isaiah frequently shares images of his modeling gigs on his Instagram account.
Isaiah is a trainer and frequently works out with Sparks. He labels himself as a "fitness enthusiast" who loves to work out with Sparks, calling her his workout partner for life. The two are proof that couples that sweat together stay together! They can be seen together in the gym when Isaiah posts videos of his training sessions when he's sweating it out with his wife. Being fit and athletic are normal for Isaiah who has been involved in sports and fitness most of his life. Isaiah is both a trainer and fitness model and enjoys exercising for health and fun.
Isaiah celebrated his 25th birthday by working out and with FaceTime conversations with his family. Frequently seen in photos with his nephew, Isaiah is all about the babies in his life. He and Sparks spend lots of time with their families, celebrating holidays and birthdays with the ones they love. Isaiah is very close to his siblings and parents. His Mom and Dad are central to his life.
Isaiah played college basketball at his alma mater Southeastern University. According to everipedia.org, Isaiah averaged 11.2 points per game over the 27 games he played 2014 and 2015. Isaiah's love for the sport is still alive almost 4 years after he graduated. Basketball, according to Isaiah, is and will always be something he loves.


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The 'wind is very likely in gold's sails' as it hits a seven-year high
Posted on April 14, 2020 by nhadmin
Gold prices surged to seven-year highs on Tuesday as rising fears over the scale of the impending economic downturn continue to drive investors away from risk.
Spot gold climbed 1.5% to surpass $1,739 per troy ounce (/oz) during afternoon trade in Europe, its highest point since October 2012.
The precious metal has now recaptured all of the ground it lost during the initial broad market meltdown as the coronavirus pandemic spread rapidly last month. This latest resurgence, according to AJ Bell Investment Director Russ Mould, could perhaps "lay the groundwork for a return to the all-time high of $1,900 reached in autumn 2011."
Gold tends to benefit from stimulus measures by central banks, which have been abundant in recent weeks as monetary policymakers scramble to cushion the economic blow from prolonged lockdowns around the world.
"I think it's important to say now that the wind is very likely in gold's sails," Rick Rule, president and CEO of Sprott, a U.S. investment manager specializing in precious metals, said in a note to investors Thursday, suggesting that the macro factors strongly favor gold.
Across the first quarter, spot gold was up 3.95% while the S&P 500 sank by 19.6%.
Rule said that many investors had questioned why gold had not responded to the liquidity crisis which has plagued other asset classes in recent weeks.
But he said: "Gold did respond to the liquidity crisis — people who owned gold had liquidity and their liquidity was called on. They had to sell what had a bid, that included gold, to add to the liquidity."
Rule added that the policy response from governments and central banks, namely fiscal stimulus, quantitative easing (QE) and the lowering of interest rates, was also driving the gold price higher.
Dollar purchasing power
"The most important determinant in my career of the gold price — I'm not trying to say that there haven't been geopolitical events or other things moving the price of gold — but the thing that's moved the price of gold mostly in my career has been faith — or lack of faith — in the ongoing purchasing power of the U.S. dollar; most importantly the U.S. dollar expressed by the U.S. 10-year Treasury," Rule said.
The dollar has lost considerable ground from its highs in late March, when investors poured into the world's most liquid currency to insulate themselves from the havoc being wrought on risk assets. The 10-year Treasury yield, meanwhile, has been on a volatile, but generally downward trajectory during the crisis, although it has ticked up again over the first two weeks of the second quarter.
As gold is traditionally priced in dollars, when the greenback falls in value then gold prices rise.
A second factor driving prices, Rule told investors, was the increasing U.S. federal debt burden.
"What the coronavirus has spawned is $4 trillion in additional expenditure with very little probable long-term benefit. I think it is pretty clear that, first, the debasement of the currency as a consequence of quantitative easing or counterfeiting is occurring," Rule said.
The second thing occurring was that "the debit side of our balance sheet is increasing at the same time that our ability to service it is decreasing," he added, suggesting that this raises the question of who is going to buy the bonds.
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