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Representatives from the FDIC, the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, and the Undersecretary for Domestic Finance, were questioned.
DBS Group Holdings Ltd.’s digital banking and payment services were restored after an outage that lasted about 10 hours, in a throwback to more than a year ago when Southeast Asia’s biggest bank faced one of its worst tech outages.
Meanwhile: Used car prices increased again for the 5th month in a row. Prices continue to firm up at historical levels, despite being down about 2% on a year-over-year basis. Inflationary forces remain stubbornly high due to structural macro drivers.
    The US Is Paying the Price for Being Overbanked
Mar 29, 2023 - 07:34:05 PDT
When Signature Bank of New York was taken into receivership this month, depositors as far away as Arkansas, Georgia and Ohio took fright. That’s because there are four Signature Banks in the US, and customers weren’t immediately sure which one was in trouble.
The bank notoriously pleaded guilty in 2014 to criminal charges for "knowingly and willfully" helping U.S. clients hide offshore assets and income from the IRS.
'In the worse-case scenario, we could have a rolling crisis that lasts for years'...
Turbulence in Europe's banks following the implosion of 167-year-old Credit Suisse and runs on regional banks in the U.S. has focused attention on the role played by credit default swaps in all the turmoil.
    Insider Alert: Mike's Surprising Investment
Mar 29, 2023 - 06:47:36 PDT
In this insiders video, Mike shares an unconventional investment that may surprise you.
    Gold Pulls Back as Banking Jitters Ease
Mar 29, 2023 - 06:12:51 PDT
Gold prices retreated on Wednesday as investors trickled back into riskier assets, betting that risks of contagion from the global banking crisis have been curbed for now.
Macron’s Pension Gambit Sparks Revolt, Pushing France to the Brink. Bloomberg reports Macron’s Pension Gambit Sparks Revolt, Pushing France to the Brink
Well, the regional banking crisis has one positive outcome: mortgage rates dropped -46 basis points since last week. The result? Mortgage demand increased 2.9 percent week-over-week (WoW). Although I don’t recommend banking incompetence by bank management and “regulators” as a strategy to increase mortgage demand.
As I currently watch the world slide into chaos due to the scoundrels I love to ridicule, I hope enough of them go bankrupt..
"A lost decade could be in the making for the global economy," Indermit Gill, the World Bank's Chief Economist and Senior Vice President for Development Economics, warned in a new report.
On Sunday Financial Times reporters Brooke Masters, Harriet Clarfelt and Kate Duguid published an article under the headline: "Money market funds swell by more than $286 billion as investors pull deposits from banks." ... The Financial Times article is talking about the uninsured money market funds. So why would Americans be flocking to these uninsured money market funds during the latest banking panic?
US Treasuries came back to haunt investors and bankers who ignored the basics of interest-rate risk—and there could be more surprises in store.
Investors withdrew $1.6 billion of cryptocurrency from crypto exchange Binance since it was sued by the U.S. CFTC on Monday, blockchain data tracker Nansen said on Wednesday.
For the past decade, China has lent massive sums to governments across Asia, Africa and Europe, growing its global influence through infrastructure megaprojects and becoming one of the world’s biggest creditors.
    Opinion | The Fed Passes the Buck on Bank Failures: WSJ
Mar 29, 2023 - 05:44:06 PDT
Michael Barr’s excuses for regulatory blunders are simply unbelievable. No one disputes that bankers failed to hedge the risk posed by rising interest rates to asset prices and deposits. What Mr. Barr didn’t say is that the Fed’s historic monetary mistake created the incentives for the bank blunders.
Swiss regulators’ decision to write down $17bn worth of Credit Suisse’s additional tier 1 (AT1) bonds as part of the bank’s purchase by UBS rather than wipe out shareholders has called into question the future viability of the $260bn segment of debt markets.
Larry McDonald developed a framework for analyzing stock market risk after his experience during the subprime mortgage crisis, and he says all his indicators are flashing warning signs.