Gold expert: The bull run isn't over — economists wrong on new monetary order

Economist Alasdair Macleod argues that gold's current pullback from its record $5,500 per ounce is a temporary correction, not the end of a multi-year bull run. He contends that Russia and China understand gold's role in shaping a new global monetary order, while Western economists are mistaken. Macleod examines the links between gold prices, geopolitics and the global financial system.