Greenspan says gold’s rise ‘vote of no confidence’ in currencies
Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said today that gold’s rise is a “vote of no confidence” in the world’s vital currencies and that gold should be thought of as a currency more than as a commodity.
Greenspan, speaking at an event in Mexico City, said that the only way to solve the European debt crisis is by integrating European nations’ fiscal affairs.
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