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EPISODE · Dec 9, 2025 · 16 MIN

10th December 2025 – Stocks flat into Fed, Silver rockets to new record

from MPC Markets Morning Call · host MPC Markets

In this edition of the MPC Markets Morning Call, Mark Gardner discusses the latest market trends, focusing on the significant rise in silver prices, the implications of central bank policies on inflation, and the geopolitical factors affecting technology and defense sectors. He also highlights investment opportunities in silver and the dynamics of bond yields and currency valuations, concluding with insights from Mosaic on market predictions for 2026.takeaways• Silver reached a new record price of $61.• Central banks face challenges with rising inflation risks.• Geopolitical tensions influence technology and defense markets.• Investment opportunities arise during silver pullbacks.• The Australian dollar appears undervalued in current conditions.• Rising bond yields reflect concerns over national debt.• Mosaic offers comprehensive market insights and predictions.• Interest rate sensitive stocks may face challenges ahead.• The importance of understanding market dynamics for investment.• Long-term outlooks suggest potential growth in silver investments.

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