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The bankers were probably expecting even more gold leaves to fall from the gold tree with the raid yesterday. An open interest of around 390,000 to 400,000 is core and […]
Gold reversed sharply lower after the Fed’s latest rate hike this week, on heavy selling from speculators and investors alike. Bearish sentiment flared on traders’ long-held belief that higher rates […]
Going back to the earliest civilizations, people have longed for gold. Humankind has always been drawn to the yellow metal's beauty, rarity, and unique qualities. In many, gold inspires a kind of wonder.An art exhibition that recently opened in Macau attempts to capture the beauty and spiritual aura that makes gold so desirable.
In the sixties, the U.S. government ran a secret project to look for gold in the oddest places.
The evidence is undeniable. Gold prices are not led by the Fed. There's a much larger force at play, driving the precious metal's trend.
Sprott's Michael Pento Joins Us For A BOLD Prediction...
THE LONGS REFUSED A FIAT BONUS: THEY WANT THEIR PHYSICAL SILVER.
A financial crisis could be just around the corner, according to the chief executive of LVmH, who has described the global economic outlook as “scary”.
While They're Letting Cryptocurrencies Run For Now, the Gov Has An Internet Kill Switch That Can Destroy Bitcoin...What About Gold?
In short, all signs point to higher gold prices in the months ahead based on Fed ease, geopolitical tensions, & a weaker dollar.
Economists have long played semantic games with business cycles. In particular, they try to downplay the significance of the crisis and to obfuscate its cause.
...but this time Janet Yellen is hiking rates & unwinding the balance sheet? What possibly could go wrong?
And we were so hopeful about 3%+ GDP growth in February. Alas, Congress is not going along with Trump’s economic agenda.
While Others Lower Or Keep Steady. Chris Whalen claims there will be no more. The Fed is bucking the headwinds of no rate changes by other Central Banks.
Treasury Volatility too reached all-time lows area this week, dipping below 4.
If Trump gets his way, as much as $2 trillion in funds will be "unlocked" for banks to lend out.
An unprecedented bill supporting the idea of universal basic income (UBI) has been introduced in the American state of Hawaii.
Illinois residents may feel some solidarity with the likes of Puerto Rico and Detroit
Fed Chair Janet Yellen used to think raising the central bank's 2% inflation target was a bad idea. But she's evolving on the issue.
Convincing them that prices would rise fast enough in the future that they would be better off borrowing & spending more today.