The federal government continues to spend money at an insane rate and is running up budget deficits reminiscent of the Great Recession era.With one month left to go, the federal budget deficit for fiscal year 2019 eclipsed $1 trillion in August, according to Treasury Department data released last Thursday.
The sub-zero and money printing madness has deepened in the Eurozone. Here's what it means for gold...
Gold's next rally is likely to be greater than 20%, but gold needs first put-in a bottom. How low will gold go? Chris explains...
Gold & silver still have a very long way to go. Here's why...
The “perfect storm” is forming that will push gold to record highs in U.S. dollars...
Follow the wise King Solomon and collect as much gold as you can afford. Egon explains...
Nothing goes straight up or down, and we've had a nice pullback here...
Gold advanced overnight, climbing in a range of $1496 - $1509. The move was fueled by a pullback in the US dollar (DX from 98.40 – 97.99), which was pressured from strength in the yen (108.26 – 107.90)...
Gold prices have soared world-wide in 2019, lifted by falling interest rates, worries of a global recession, and instability in Hong Kong and the Middle East.
The iconic Grasberg mine in Indonesia regained the crown as the world’s biggest gold mining operation in terms of output in 2018.
Flip through this slideshow to discover which central banks value the yellow metal the most.
Do you think gold & silver are once again about to bolt higher in price? Think again! Here's why...
Once again,Trump has ripped into the Fed. Unfortunately, the president isn’t criticizing the Fed for artificially suppressing interest rates, & creating the biggest debt bubble in the history of mankind.
The Austrian century bond is doing what its Argentina peer did last month: it is tumbling, and as of the close of trading in Europe was down over 20%, officially entering a bear market.
And it may be just the beginning.....
The benchmark 10-year Treasury note yield tested 1.5% in late August and early September, bouncing off that level and most recently trading around 1.8%. However, another challenge could signal tough times on the horizon.
The spread of unconventional monetary policies threatens to set off dangerous and unpredictable feedback loops...
Europe, China, Russia and many small countries set new initiatives every year to make themselves independent. And gold, too, plays a major role in this slow departure from the US dollar.
Gold & silver investors have suddenly gone silent due to overdue pullbacks. Could the metals go lower? Here's David to explain...
A key inflation register measured the fastest year-over-year increase since October 2008...