On September 12, 2008, the last trading day before the spectacular bankruptcy of the investment bank Lehman Brothers, an ounce of gold cost $750. A year later, after the financial crisis and Great Recession that followed Lehman’s bankruptcy, the price had climbed to $1,000, up a third. Almost a decade and a half later, the pattern could repeat itself.

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