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It was 650 tons of gold last year, and 750 tons of gold this year. Here's more...
The shift in central bank monetary policy direction during the last six months hasn’t been this dramatic in a decade.
Traders are betting on a one-in-five chance of a 50 basis point interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve.
The economy under Trump is an even bigger bubble, its more screwed-up, and we're on the verge of an even bigger crisis...
The president asked the three men to give him a read on the health of the U.S. consumer, according to one of the people.
Jeff Clark joins us in this exciting update, as Gold powers higher we gain fresh insights on how high Gold could go, we also look at Silver and its unseen potential which percentage wise, could surpass Gold itself!
Benefits from what President Trump called "the biggest reform of all time" to the tax code have dwindled to a faint breeze just 20 months after its enactment, writes John Harwood.
Politicians are liars.I'm sure you don't need me to tell you this. Let's just call it a friendly reminder.I was reminded of this fact as I wrote an article about the anniversary of Richard Nixon slamming shut the gold window for the Tenth Amendment Center.
Powell has banned any public appearances by any Fed Board member, noting that "appearances at conferences have been canceled, all scheduled interviews have been abandoned and any comments on or off the record are outlawed."
On Friday, the yield on a 30-year Treasury bond briefly dropped below 2% for the second time in history. The first was on Thursday.
Germany Chancellor Angela Merkel and Finance Minister Olaf Scholz are ready to run a budget deficit if its economy goes into recession.
Founder of the Daily Gold joins me to share his thoughts on how the gold stocks are reacting compared to some other highly correlated markets...
The main takeaway for consumers from the first cut in interest rates in a decade was to increase apprehensions about a possible recession.
Negative yields? Who cares says Greenspan. It's meaningless...
Despite the hype of tumbling interest rates and rising mortgage applications, housing starts tumbled again in May, dropping a whopping 4.0% MoM in July to 1.191MM, the biggest drop and the lowest print since February.
The European Central Bank (ECB) has confirmed that it has suffered a breach that involved attackers injecting malware and led to a potential loss of data.
The bond market flashed a major recession warning sign as the yield curve inverted this week. Meanwhile, Trump whipsawed markets when he appeared to blink in the never-ending trade war with China. That made for an interesting week for gold. In this week's Friday Gold Wrap podcast, host Mike Maharrey breaks down the events of the last few days and their impact on precious metals. He also remembers an important day in history that went mostly unnoticed in the mainstream.
Hong Kong is on the verge of its first recession in a decade as increasingly violent anti-government protests scare off tourists and bite into retail sales in one of the world’s most popular shopping destinations.
Higher interest rates in the U.K. are very much out of sight for the markets. Not just for the next few months or few years -- but possibly forever.
U.S. Treasury About to Flood the Market With Debt for $1 Trillion DeficitAug 16, 2019 - 06:15:56 PDT
Liquidity in short term borrowing markets may become a problem as the U.S. Treasury ramps up its borrowing later this year to fund a soaring government...