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Gold saw a five-year high for fund capital inflows in the first three months of 2018.
If the housing market weakens, and unemployment starts rising, mortgage bond investors could find their securities losing value, money managers warn.
$100 oil has long been considered a threat to the U.S. economy, driving the price of gasoline and the value of the U.S. dollar upwards – but that may be changing
Low unemployment is great, but it's also another reason to feel bearish.
Banks in Japan are trying to keep hold of dead customers' savings by offering special trusts to enter into banking relationships with the heirs of the departed.
If everyone in both the executive and legislative bodies suddenly realized that unsustainable debt spending would inevitably destroy the dollar – as it has destroyed all fiat currencies that preceded it – that would be a game changer. It would also be political suicide for those currently in office and usher in an era of no promises and lasting sacrifice. Unless you think this will happen, gold’s long-term prospects are bright indeed, and divining the shorter-term drivers of the gold price remains an interesting sidelight that is only of temporary importance.
“beyond the near term, risks are clearly tilted to the downside,” the fund said in a report published on Tuesday.
"Chinese April demand for gold was up 28 percent from 2017."
N Korea has said it may pull out of a summit with US President Trump if the US insists it gives up its nuclear weapons.
Despite all the hype of a global synchronous recovery, Japan's Q1 Real GDP tumbled 0.6% QoQ (on an annualized basis) - the worst drop since Q4 2015 - and well below expectations.
The European Union is planning to switch payments to the euro for its oil purchases from Iran, eliminating US dollar transactions, a diplomatic source told RIA Novosti.
"There are only four to six weeks before the...that could grow like Jack And The Bean Stalk."
Gold and silver are selling off today, but Craig Hemke tells Silver Doctors the metals markets are about to rally. Here's why...
To a large degree, the Federal Reserve drives the US economy, and it looks like it's about to drive it into a ditch.After pushing easy money policies for nearly a decade, the Fed wants to tighten things up. In 2015, it began nudging interest rates higher and it recently embarked on a policy of quantitative tightening to shed assets from its balance sheet. In other words, we've reached the peak of the credit cycle and we're about to hit the downward slide.
Here's another sign that the air is starting to come out of the subprime automobile bubble.The default rate on subprime auto loans has reached levels higher than we saw during the financial crisis. As a result, lenders are shutting off the easy money spigot. That's bad news for the auto industry.
Global central banks have been increasingly loading up for years especially Russia and China
Home prices are near record highs in many cities across America, and the belief they'll continue rising is encouraging more people to buy.
After a ten year hiatus, prop traders are about to become the most desired job on Wall Street (now that hedge funds are replacing their trading desks with algos).
"...reasonable to assume that the aggressive gold buying will at least continue and very possibly..."
Investment from larger funds is likely needed to kick off the next rally & get the general publics attention.