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Van Eck: “We’ve weaponized the financial system.” 🔊 As Jan Van Eck Jan van Eck explained in conversation with Keith McCullough, the global shift away from a dollar-centric system is showing up in real flows. Central banks have been buying gold at the fastest pace since the 1960s. “It’s...

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