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Video: Could Lumber Rally Be Good News For Gold?

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Although gold has been getting a lot of investor attention, there is another commodity that is moving higher: lumber. And U.S. Global Investors CEO Frank Holmes tells Kitco News that rising lumber prices could be good news for gold. "Lumber prices are at their highest point since the U.S. housing crash," he said in an interview Wednesday. "We are seeing record housing starts again, which is pushing lumber higher and also helpful for inflation," he explained. Gold, often viewed as a good inflation hedge, would benefit in a rising inflation environment. June Comex gold continued its rally Wednesday, hitting a high of $1,285.70 an ounce in after-hours trading.
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The logic is that inflation increases the price of gold.

Lumber is increasing in price because of demand (for whatever reason). Higher lumber prices mean higher costs to build a house. This is just one small factor in determining the kind and rate of inflation that would have a direct impact on the price of gold.
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