It's hard not to see this as anything but political...
Does yesterday's FOMC Statement materially affect the gold market?
The fact that there aren’t that much more above-ground investment silver stocks in the world as there is gold, will make SILVER the GO TO ASSET in the future.
15 central banks made net purchases of a tonne or more, highlighting continued breadth of demand
Global recession, a European banking crisis and a crash in the U.S. capital markets will produce a global economic collapse which will almost certainly overwhelm any attempts
The last time WHO declared a global health emergency was in 2019 for the Ebola outbreak.
1/30/20 2:30pm ET: The World Health Organization holds a news conference in Geneva to provide an update on the outbreak.
Gold futures climb on Thursday, sending prices to their highest finish since April 2013, as renewed worries over the spread of the coronavirus contributed to...
Gold markets started to see buyers come back into the marketplace on Thursday, as there are a lot of concerns around the world when it comes to the coronavirus.
One of the five prior cases confirmed by the CDC apparently managed to pass the virus to her husband. It appears there are now six cases confirmed in the US.
The Fed is currently expanding its balance sheet to ensure ample liquidity in the money markets and avoid the sort of turmoil...
A key slice of the U.S. yield curve inverted on Thursday for the first time since October, reviving memories of growth fears that plagued investors last year and signaling doubts that the Federal Reserve will succeed in reviving inflation.The gap between the yield on three-month and 10...
After flat-lining over the last several years, gold mine output fell by 1% in 2019. This is further evidence that we could be heading into a long-term and perhaps irreversible decline in gold mine production.According to the World Gold Council, total gold mine output in 2019 came in at 3,463.7 tons.
The Federal Reserve held its first Federal Open Market Committee meeting this week. As expected, the central bank held interest rates steady but the overall posture of the Fed came off as rather dovish. Quantitative easing will continue into the near future and Fed Chairman Jerome Powell left the door open for future rate cuts.The Federal Reserve funds rate will stay locked in at 1.25 to 1.5% and the vote was unanimous. Powell said, “We’re comfortable with our current policy stance and we think it’s appropriate."
The Fed moves to get rid of the 3% limit previously set under the Bank Holding Company Act, more widely known as the Volcker Rule.
...now we wait for CDO-squared to make an appearance to 'sell, Mortimer, sell'!
"The fact is, it does give businesses another thing to consider when they go through their review of their supply chain," Trump Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said of the deadly coronavirus.
“Sanitary protocol” has been activated amid concerns over the health of an individual traveling on the ship operated by Italian firm Costa Cruises.
Russia is to close its border with China as a measure to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, according to the country's state media.
The past three decades of global growth are rarely attributed to luck: it's all the result of our brilliant fiscal, monetary and trade policies.