Central bank gold buying hit the highest level of the year in September, with several new banks adding to their reserves. Globally, central banks officially added a net 39 tons of gold to their holdings in September. That was up 79 percent month-on-month and was...

A topic which keeps on cropping up is that the US Government might confiscate its citizens’ gold. This article discusses the likelihood and practical difficulties behind such a move.

Some commentators are of the view that an important driver in consumer price inflation is the business drive for higher profits. According to the Ground Work Collaborative think tank report, Prices are simply the sum of costs and corporate profits. While rising...

Two red lights flashed on Friday in the world of central banks—one at the US Federal Reserve and one at the Reserve Bank of India. You’ve heard me refer back to the repo crisis of 2019, which forced the Fed to leap back into doing massive quantitative easing (money...

The gold and silver prices have sold off and settled in after a furious rally. But at least one bank thinks we haven't seen the end of it, and in this morning's show Vince Lanci looks at the latest comments from UBS about where they think the gold price is headed....

The first thing to look for is gold will bottom around the 200-day moving average. It might bottom at the 200-day, exactly. A little bit above at the 150-day or the 170-day or it could go a little bit below the 200-day moving average. So we know that in history gold...

Yes, given the situation in the USD Index, how bitcoin is reacting to it, and its own technical setup, it seems to me that bitcoin is already after a critical turning point, and right before a major slide.

Is the “miracle” of one of the most overvalued stock markets in the history of the United States finally coming to a well-deserved end? Does valuation finally matter? 

Last week’s session, along with the early trading of today’s session supports my previous analysis. The mining stocks moved lower and they are most likely leading the rest of the precious metals sector lower.

As noted last week, I am hearing all too much talk about a market crash to feel comfortable in a bearish view beyond the very short-term. Yes, the national debt (along with debts around the globe) is increasing with no end in sight. YouTube’s algo keeps feeding my...

According to data collected by the research firm Statista, 29 percent of Americans cannot afford to take a vacation this year. A vacation is not the only thing Americans are struggling to afford. The failure of wages to keep up with price inflation is why household...

Investors have to manage their emotions and deal with surprises in order to succeed. This is particularly true for bullion investors, who can expect more than their share of volatility and unexpected price action.

The conversation ranges from portfolio construction and the gold–silver ratio to physical market squeezes, refinery flows, and what the Federal Reserve’s latest moves mean for the dollar and bonds. Morgan offers numbers, thresholds, and a framework for thinking...

Gold demand grew by 3 percent year-on-year in Q3, hitting 1,313 tonnes, the highest quarterly level in history. Third quarter demand was even more impressive in dollar terms, increasing by 44 percent to a record of $146 billion.

It took just 71 days for the US federal government to add another trillion dollars to the national debt. In August, the debt soared past $37 trillion for the first time. On Oct. 21, it blew past $38 trillion, according to FXStreet.

If you are a raging bull and you think there's only going to be a small correction for a month or so, you're not ready for it because it could last much longer than that. Let me tell you why.

Would you believe that Russian citizens have quietly been accumulating gold in the background of the sanctions and the war?

Looking at the Dow Jones in the Bear’s Eye View (BEV) below, since mid-July, the Dow Jones has daily closed either at a new all-time high (0.0% = BEV Zero), or within 3% of one.  This week closed with the Dow Jones only 0.30% from its last all-time high.

Through the 44 trading weeks thus far for 2025, Gold therein has recorded a net weekly gain 31 times (70%).  Further, for the year’s 13 net losing weeks, never have there been three in-a-row.  However, for just the fifth time this year, Gold has again recorded back-...

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