Why should you buy gold?A report published this week by the World Gold Council pinpoints four key reasons.Gold is a highly liquid yet scarce asset, and it is no one's liability. It is bought as a luxury good as much as an investment. As such, gold can play four fundamental roles in a portfolio.
Since 2009, China and Russia have tripled their gold holdings. Rickard contends a currency war is on the way.
World Bank chief economist Paul Romer has stepped down from his post Wednesday after questioning the international institution’s data.
How is it that The Fed has printed such a staggering amount of paper money, with nothing behind it, & inflation has remained tame?
Stewart says "a move above $1370 opens the door for a charge towards $1500". Here's the details...
Are we finally seeing the beginning of the beginning here? An eight-year silver futures chart paints an intriguing picture
Buyers of yesterday’s silver price dip are being handsomely and immediately rewarded today as the commodity’s price ramps significantly
This most recent swoon extends the dollar’s recent steep losses and has it hitting lows not seen since December 2014
U.S. crude topped $65 for the first time in more than three years after data showed the 10th straight drop in U.S. crude oil stocks.
Howard Marks tells his clients to stay "defensive or cautious" in the current market environment.
German leader Angela Merkel said that multilateralism was under threat &said that protectionism is not the answer to the world's problems.
There are so many compelling reasons to own gold, and the wider investment world is starting to catch on.
(Treasury and Mortgage Rates Rising). “A 1 percent rise in bond yields will produce the largest bear market in bonds that we have seen since 1980 to 1981,”
Bunds and the euro could be in for a nasty shock.
The higher price of oil is going to really harm some weak players. The chain reaction always starts with somebody not being able to pay their debt back.”
If you want evidence of the Endgame for Central Bankers, you need to look no further than yesterday’s Bank of Japan (BoJ) announcement. In its simplest rendering, Haruhiko Kuroda, the head of the BoJ, stated that the Japanese Yen is effectively worthless to him. In his news conference, Kuroda reiterated that changes to the bond-buying
Japan’s NIRP didn’t work; at all. It was a decision that would continue to haunt yen monetary operations for some time
SD Midweek: The cartel can't have it both ways, and now, the cartel may be losing its grip...
Demand for the metal as a store of value has been underpinned by geopolitical turmoil, bets on rising inflation and uncertainty over policies in the U.S.
The dollar index touched fresh three-year lows after U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said a softer dollar was good for the United States.