Precious metals news

After the biggest selloff since the election, U.S. stocks are Tuesday poised for further losses as investors grappled with the latest decisions by President Donald Trump after he fired the Attorney General.

Political uncertainty takes a toll on growth and investment.

President Donald Trump stepped up his criticism of financial regulations, pledging to go after the 2010 Dodd-Frank banking overhaul because he said the law has made it difficult for businesses to get loans.

as hopes for growth-lifting fiscal stimulus & deregulation have increased. But actual economic activity has yet to catch up.

President Donald Trump fired acting Attorney General Sally Yates as conflict escalated over his executive order banning entry to the U.S. by citizens of seven predominantly Muslim nations.

While many are criticizing Trump’s travel ban put into effect this weekend, others are considering something more impactful to US interests: his tax reform bill. Last week Trump spun out several talking points surrounding his tax plan, which would “reduce our trade deficits, increase American exports and … generate revenue from Mexico that will pay for the wall,” Trump told Philadelphia lawmakers.
The ill-fated plan to cut taxes while increasing spending isn’t getting past Peter Schiff who recently criticized the President’s plan, which would ultimately hurt American businesses and consumers.

Last week, all of the stars were aligned for a take-down of the gold price using paper derivative gold. But as Fund Manager Dave Kranzler reveals, now the market is set […]

The demand for the precious metal is solid, while the supply is dwindling.

Gold futures settle higher as traders look to a packed week of economic data and a meeting of the Federal Reserve that may influence the trajectory of the yellow metal.

"It is time we have a positive approach to policy for gold. There must be positive comprehensive gold policy and I believe it is so important for economy that so many people are dependent on it," he said.

The latest gold import and export figures into and out of Switzerland both showed huge increases in December with exports to China a particularly notable 158 tonnes compared with a rather small 30.6 tonnes in the previous month.  With gold flows into the Chinese mainland from Hong Kong also picking up in December this represents…

Silver prices soared nearly .50 on Friday in a major bounce.  Can it last?

"How might tariffs on Mexican imports affect silver producers in Mexico and the price of silver in general?" First Majestic Silver CEO Keith Neumeyer Weighs In...

According to Ron Paul, a financial collapse is inevitable and just like the establishment blamed Obama, they will now Blame Trump — NOT the FED.

“The longer this party goes on, the worse it’s going to be for the average investor.” – Mike Maloney In this video, Mike shows you that despite the all-time record high set by the Dow Jones Industrial Average, stocks are actually worth less today than they were years ago. He proves this by measuring the historical values of the Dow in oil, copper, and gold and comparing them to today. You’ll see what's driving stocks higher and higher and why a crash is coming.

The general perception is that nothing was done unless a bribe, a kickback or illegal campaign financing was involved.

As the national economies of Italy and Greece are still facing substantial risks in the form of banking sector volatility and public debt concerns, the European Central Bank’s monetary policy is becoming an increasingly divisive issue, threatening to break the Eurozone apart.

The eurozone must break up if its members are to thrive again, according to a former European Central Bank official Jürgen Stark

The banking system, clearing, and the implementation of bank-bail-in provisions place at risk the entire European banking system.

At the World Economic Forum in Davos Switzerland, Joseph Stiglitz the Nobel Prize-winning economist argued in favor of phasing out currency and moving toward a digital economy.