The US government posted another massive deficit to start out calendar-year 2020.According to the latest data released by the US Treasury Department, Uncle Sam spent $32.6 billion more than it took in last month. That compares with an $8.7 billion surplus in January 2019. Analysts had projected an $11.5 billion shortfall in January.
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This precious metal has constantly lagged behind gold, but everybody knows perfectly well the time will come when silver shines brighter.
Silver has fared better than some of its metal peers against the backdrop of a disease-threatened global economy, in part because of its dual role as both a precious and industrial metal.
Gold prices surged to new all time record highs in euro terms to reach €1,456 an ounce today as the single currency came under selling pressure.
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It’s been less than two months since the 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID19) was first reported in China, and a recurring question we hear from investors is: ‘How might gold react to an epidemic like this?’ Post by Juan Carlos Artigas
As gold prices surged to a seven-year high in January, net inflows into gold-backed exchange-traded funds rise to an all time high.
Even as rates continue to fall, investor demand for bonds shows no signs of ending.
The slide of so many bond yields below zero may cost pension funds and other institutional investors a trillion dollars this year.