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I'm your host, Dick Brodison.

And as always, I'm here with my co-host Preston Piss.

Today we have the pleasure of speaking with a famed favorite of TI-P Mauren Katusa.

I'd like to pleasure.

So today's topic is the negative interest rate policy.

And then we'll transition into talking more about gold and perhaps whether or not those two subjects are related.

My very first question from you here today Mauren is that almost all economists and magapandas,

they believe that this negative interest rate policy that we see right now would be a short-lived phenomenon.

However, you're of a different opinion.

So let me ask you this.

Why will this negative interest rate policy perhaps stick around for much longer than anyone expects?

And perhaps we'll have an even lower interest rate.

Well, it's all about stimulating one's economy while they're able to stay competitive on the global scale.

So it's very hard for these countries that are having higher unemployment rates.

Let's take the euro, for example.

And if you look at the, you know, whether it's Germany, which is the leader in the economy in the euro,

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