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So at this point, the erratic policies of the Trump administration are providing this impetus for a more rapid move away from U.S. assets.

Now, we'll see if that continues. We'll see sort of what that looks like over the coming months and years, but we may be in a much more rapid period of de-dollarization than we were seeing prior to Donald Trump's return to the presidency.

Gold is once again the prized asset for jittery investors.

Instability and erratic price moves in stock markets and concern about the dollar have driven gold prices into the stratosphere.

But the price now looks inexplicable compared to other assets like oil and silver.

What this all means for investors and the world economy is the focus of

this week's views room. Welcome back to the Views Room, the weekly podcast that invites

you, the listener, into a lively debate with breaking views columnists. And I'm your host, Amy

Donlin. And I'm Jonathan Guilfin. So, Jonathan, gold has long been seen as a hedge against volatility, right? So in stock markets

and other assets, as they're all crumbling, people just like go for gold. And we've seen that in many

different crises. But in recent months, it is broken from the pack. And I just wanted to run through some

numbers with you here, because I just think some of these numbers are quite stark. So over the past

half century, an ounce of gold, on average, cost 21 times the price of a barrel of oil. But in recent

days, the gold oil ratio is now above 50 times. And it's the highest level

ever apart from a very brief moment during the pandemic, in which, let's face it, we were all

in lockdown. Nobody really knew when it was going to end. And this is like, I think the main

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