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‘The world is going to be very much bipolar, and the global village has changed,’ she explained. ‘Right now it’s west against east, and everything is turning to the east. So that is a very serious consideration.’
Blaszczk noted that while it’s tempting to focus on issues close to home, a wider perspective is key.
‘The major emphasis is on global geopolitical developments,’ she commented.
When it comes to gold, Blaszczk is standing by her US$3,000 per ounce prediction, adding that it is likely to happen soon.
‘There is a global race for gold — it’s a gold rush in some ways,’ she said, pointing to ongoing central bank buying.
‘Gold is going up, and it will be going up,’ Blaszczk continued. ‘I don’t think people should worry about the trends going up and down. I think people are (too) preoccupied on a daily basis with gold, or a monthly basis.’
Watch the interview above for more of her thoughts on the BRICS and gold.
Securities Disclosure: I, Charlotte McLeod, hold no direct investment interest in any company mentioned in this article.
