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Despite the Federal Reserve adding another $2 billion in assets to its balance sheet since August of 2020 (even including their quantitative tightening over the past year), the gold price is still about $150 lower than the peak it reached...
One of the remarkable events in the precious metals space over the past year is how the gold price has rallied, even despite the Federal Reserve continuing to hike interest rates.
It's amazing what a difference a week can make. As just last week gold and silver prices were near their lows of the current cycle, with sentiment in the sector once again about as grim as can be.
Paper Gold and Silver price rallied this morning as the dollar stayed neutral. In todays show we dig into the price action, the Brics announcement in August and other precious metals stories.
After a sell over the past 2 months in gold and silver, the metals have rallied over the past 2 days, with lower consumer and producer price inflation reports providing the spark.
Most precious metals advocates are aware that gold and silver have been used as money for thousands of years. Yet the actual history of gold and silver as money in the US can be a complex topic, with different interpretations of what the...
It's been a quiet start to the week in the financial markets, as the attention remains focused on Wednesday's CPI report. Which will be the last one before the Federal Reserve's July meeting.
The gold price is rallying Tuesday morning, following the tentative agreement to the debt ceiling situation, which calls for a suspension of the debt limit until January 1 of 2025.
Gold and silver have both been flat this morning, as the market awaits the Fed's interest rate announcement at 2 PM eastern. Where another 25 basis point interest rate hike is largely expected, with many market participants feeling this...
In part 1 of this month's interview with Jim Willie of The Hat Trick Letter (published yesterday), Jim talked about the latest developments in the growing de-dollarization movement. And in the second part of the interview, he talks about...

The first use of gold as money occurred around 700 B.C., when Lydian merchants (western Turkey) produced the first coins

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