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Daniel Lacalle

Type: Economist Tracked appearances: 13

Validated speaker central bank buying

warning of monetary debasement and fiat currency erosion

Analyzed appearances 13

Latest appearance 2026-07-08 11:00

Most seen on Wall Street Bullion

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warning of monetary debasement and fiat currency erosion

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Latest tracked appearance: 2026-07-08 11:00.
Most often seen on Wall Street Bullion.

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central bank buying 2 Fed policy 2 gold and silver 2 inflation 2 money printing 2 AI capex and hyperscaler balance sheets 1 bond market 1 bond yields 1

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WTFinance

Daniel Lacalle

2026-07-08 11:00

Daniel Lacalle: The Debt Crisis Nobody Is Pricing In

sovereign debt bubbleglobal growth outlook

Preview:Daniel Lacalle argues the AI bubble narrative is overstated: the real issue is not financing, but whether AI capex earns an adequate return, and he thinks hyperscalers are financially strong enough to keep investing. He is more constructive on the global economy than six months ago, sees the Iran/oil shock as shorter-lived than feared, and thinks the bigger hidden risk is sovereign debt in places like France, the UK, and Japan, not AI or the Fed.

Wall Street Bullion

Daniel Lacalle

2026-06-21 13:00

Central Banks Are COLLAPSING: Silver Price Prediction 2026

central bank buying

Preview:Daniel Lay argues that gold and silver are still in a bullish regime because they are pricing in rising global money supply, not just geopolitical fear. He thinks central banks are buying gold, the Fed should stay cautious but not hawkish, oil is too crowded and levered to touch now, and investors should rotate toward small caps, selected emerging markets, and beaten-up bonds.

Soar Financially

Daniel Lacalle

2026-06-11 12:00

Gold & Silver Are Trapped By Liquidity | Daniel Lacalle

Fed policyCPI inflationglobal liquidity

Preview:Daniel Lacalle argues the Fed is unlikely to hike next week, but also says the Fed should stay on hold and keep shrinking its balance sheet because tighter policy could choke credit and liquidity. He thinks the bigger macro problem is not a U.S. recession but stagnation across developed economies, while global liquidity is still enough to keep U.S. equities supported and pressure some other assets. He is bullish gold and silver on dips over the medium term, bearish oil, and skeptical that dedollarization has become a true substitute-based monetary shift.

Wealthion

Daniel Lacalle

2026-05-21 15:00

Savers Are Getting Crushed | Daniel Lacalle

bond marketinflationfiscal deficits

Preview:Daniel Lacalle argues that the era of bonds as a safe hedge is over because persistent inflation, high deficits, and ongoing monetary/fiscal excess are eroding currency purchasing power. He favors real assets and selective equities—especially U.S. stocks and innovative tech—while cautioning that bonds, many value stocks, and heavily regulated sectors face structural headwinds.

Wall Street Bullion

Daniel Lacalle

2026-04-30 13:00

Central Banks Are COLLAPSING – Silver Is About To EXPLODE 🚨 (This Is HUGE)

global money supply growthinflation measurementgold and silver

Preview:A bullion-focused interview argues that central-bank money creation is inflating nominal asset prices even as real purchasing power erodes, with silver and gold acting as monetary hedges rather than day-to-day crisis trades. The guest is more concerned about sovereign debt and prolonged inflation than immediate rate cuts, and advises keeping equity exposure tilted toward less cyclical sectors plus precious metals.

Wall Street Bullion

Daniel Lacalle

2026-03-12 13:00

THIS IS NOT GOOD! Silver Price Set To Drop Massively? What’s Next?

gold outlooksilver outlookmoney printing

Preview:The video is a silver-and-gold market discussion with Daniel Lal of Tricus. The speaker argues precious metals remain supported by money printing, central-bank demand, and tight supply, while warning against crowded leveraged bets and saying oil shock fears are likely overstated.

Wall Street Bullion

Daniel Lacalle

2025-12-17 14:01

🚨 $318 TRILLION Debt Crisis: Why Gold & Silver Prices Are Set to EXPLODE! 🚀

Secular stagnation in developed economiesGlobal sovereign debt and money supply growth

Preview:Daniel Lacalle, chief economist at Tressis, argues that developed economies are in secular stagnation, with only the US showing genuine private-sector growth. He contends governments are addicted to deficit spending, driving global money supply growth at 10–12% annually and causing currency debasement. Central banks are pivoting to gold at ~160–200 tons/month. His key recommendations: avoid sovereign debt entirely, own gold and silver as portfolio stabilizers, and for younger investors, add riskier equities. He views US tariffs as working, with inflation coming from money growth not trade policy. His biggest concern is political responses trending toward more interventionism rather than fiscal restraint.

WTFinance

Daniel Lacalle

2025-12-17 12:01

Money Printing in 2026 to Annihilate Currencies with Daniel Lacalle

inflationmoney printing

Preview:Daniel Lacalle argues that governments and central banks have inflated GDP with spending and money creation while hollowing out productivity, real wages, and currency purchasing power. He thinks 2026 will look a lot like 2025: inflation stays sticky, bond yields remain elevated, gold and silver keep benefiting, and large-cap equities can still outperform even as households feel poorer and volatility rises.

Soar Financially

Daniel Lacalle

2025-10-30 11:00

Gold Collapse?! YOU Should Be Laughing Too! | Daniel Lacalle

central bank buying

Preview:Daniel Lacalle argues the gold selloff was a liquidity-driven correction after a huge run, not a breakdown in the bull case, and he stays constructive on gold, U.S. equities, and the dollar’s role as the least-bad reserve currency. He expects further Fed cuts, continued strong nominal asset prices, and a year-end equity melt-up unless inflation re-accelerates.

Kitco NEWS

Daniel Lacalle

2025-10-14 13:59

Lacalle: Fed Was “Too Late, Too Slow, Too Wrong” as Debt Crisis Deepens

Fed policysovereign debtcurrency debasement

Preview:Jeremy Saffron interviews economist Daniel Lacalle about the day’s risk-off market move, the China–US tariff escalation, Fed policy, debt, and the surge in gold and silver. Lacalle argues the real story is not a single trade shock but a broader sovereign-debt and currency-debasement regime, with the Fed and other central banks forced to keep policy accommodative to support highly indebted governments.

Maggie Lake Talking Markets

Daniel Lacalle

2025-07-11 15:00

The "New World Economic Order" With Daniel LaCalle

new world economic orderU.S.-China spheres of influenceelite-driven policy backlash

Preview:Daniel LaCalle argues the world is moving into a two-sphere order centered on the U.S. and China, but not a more dangerous one. He is bullish on the U.S. economy, skeptical that tariffs are inflationary or that America is losing exceptionalism, and believes Europe’s recent strength is mostly a dead-cat bounce driven by very loose ECB policy. His biggest structural concern is not geopolitics but the erosion of developed-market sovereign debt as a reserve asset, with gold and Bitcoin-like decentralization benefiting from that shift.

ITM TRADING, INC.

Daniel Lacalle

2025-05-09 11:40

Cash Frozen, Power Cut: Spain’s Blackout Was the Warning Shot

Spain nationwide blackout April/May 2025Net-zero energy policy and grid reliabilityIntermittent renewables vs baseload power

Preview:An interview with Professor Daniel Lal about Spain's historic nationwide blackout — which he argues was a predictable and designed consequence of net-zero energy policies that over-weighted intermittent renewables. Lal connects the blackout to broader themes: the war on cash (Spain's new cash-withdrawal controls), the digital euro as a social-control tool, and the need for personal preparedness via gold and self-sufficiency. He frames Spain's crisis as a warning shot for the rest of the developed world.

Soar Financially

Daniel Lacalle

2025-04-10 15:00

Inflation Is Not a Mistake – It’s a Strategy, 2025 Crash Explained | Daniel Lacalle

inflation policycentral banksbond yields

Preview:Daniel Lacalle argues that inflation is primarily the result of monetary and fiscal policy, not a temporary accident, and that central banks are now trapped between supporting markets and admitting inflation is still persistent. He says 2024’s huge government spending, rate cuts, and delayed balance-sheet normalization created excessive optimism and leverage, which is now unwinding through higher bond yields, tariff shocks, and weaker confidence in sovereign debt.

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