Gold Editorials & Commentary

After last week's gold and silver selloff, Goldman Sachs has a new report out to their clients telling them how to respond.

The Financial Stability Board (FSB), the world’s global financial regulator, has recently issued another major warning on shadow banking. The watchdog published a report emphasizing that the industry has high leverage and is completely opaque, even to financial...

In this candid and far-reaching conversation, Egon von Greyerz joins Lynette Zang to expose the uncomfortable realities behind fiat money, exponential debt, tokenisation, and the illusion of digital freedom.

In order to gain insight into the state of the economy, some analysts utilize consumer and business surveys. Randomly-selected consumers and businesspersons are asked to provide their views about the state of the economy. If a survey shows that the majority of those...

President Trump has recently suggested that, unless Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell cuts interest rates, the president might revert to his The Apprentice days and tell Powell, “you’re fired.”

Gold outperformed every major asset class in the first half of the year, but it wasn’t the top commodity. That honor goes to platinum.

In today's edition of Macro Mondays, I want discuss why gold, silver, and hard assets and commodities are poised for upside that's going to continue, at least for another decade, well into the 2030s.

As per the title – we’re seeing more and more confirmations that the trend has changed. The forex market clearly supports it. The USD Index just moved above 99, and it’s the first time this month that it’s happening.

The American fear trade still plays a big role in gold pricing, and this week features the ADP employment report, US GDP, a Fed meet, the PCE inflation report, the government jobs report, and a big tariff tax announcement.

The best-performing precious metal of the past week was silver, yet down slightly 0.30%. Bloomberg sees further upside, driven by rising industrial demand, especially from photovoltaics, and the potential for a rerating against gold as fundamentals improve. With...

The title of this article may sound like a jab at MMT’s confidence in monetarily sovereign governments’ lack of fiscal constraint—and it is—but the real focus is on a cherished historical claim of MMT: that governments burned paper money collected through taxation...

In a July 2025 episode of Commodity Culture, host Jesse Day of VRIC Media interviewed Jp Cortez, Policy Director and Executive Director at the Sound Money Defense League and representative of Money Metals Exchange. 

Money Metals' own Jp Cortez appeared on the popular VRIC Media YouTube channel this week alongside Peter Spina from Goldseek and host Jesse Day. Jp gives the latest on Sound Money Defense League’s and Money Metals' efforts to promote sound money reforms across...

The National Bank of Serbia recently announced that it will hold all its gold reserves within its own borders. Serbia holds 50.5 tonnes of gold, valued at roughly $6 billion.

High prices continue to put a drag on Indian gold jewelry sales even as investment buying surges. India ranks as the second-largest gold market globally behind China.

After Friday’s comprehensive analysis, today’s issue is going to be quite brief. The reason is that there is only one major development happening right now, and what’s happening in gold is rather erratic.

Since the price of gold was freed by the final separation of sovereign currencies from gold following the closure of the gold window on August 15, 1971, gold has experienced three bull markets: in the 1970s, in the 2000s and in the current decade.

For decades, the 60/40 portfolio—60% equities and 40% bonds—has been the backbone of traditional investing. It’s simple, time-tested, and grounded in one key assumption: when equities fall, bonds rise. That inverse correlation has been the safety net investors count...

I was a little bearish in last week's video. At the beginning of this week, we saw a lot of strength in precious metals. It looked like I was totally wrong, but then to close the week, we saw more selling. Some good buying in gold stocks today. Even though gold and...

With gold and silver still near their highs of the current rally, that's been good news for the mining stocks. But if you want to hear what the banks are saying about the miners, and what they're telling their institutional clients, Vince Lanci has you covered this...

In this week’s performance table, precious metal assets remain in the top three spots, as they have for months now.  Silver is up by 58.17% since November 2021, far above any major-stock index, with the exception of the XAU.

We open with both Good News and Bad News for Gold: The Good News is this past Wednesday at 00:21 GMT, Gold provisionally ended its 10-week parabolic Short spell upon breaking above 3449, confirmation then coming at the (albeit quite a bit lower) 3339 settle...

Over the past five years, I have written several articles about the premiums associated with purchasing gold and silver coins. Recent developments appear to confirm a pattern that I suggested previously. Even so, they are somewhat shocking. If you are a stacker, pay...

Women love gold! The popularity of gold jewelry makes this pretty apparent. But that’s not the full extent of women’s love affair with the yellow metal. American women also tend to prefer gold as an investment.

Gold sector cycle is up. Trend is up for gold stocks and USD and down for gold. Much will depend on the dollar in coming weeks.

The gold miners’ stocks have enjoyed a stronger summer, gradually grinding higher.  Several major new secular highs have been achieved, and investor interest is slowly mounting.  This is quite a bullish setup heading into gold’s seasonal autumn rally, which is...

If the U.S. dollar were to become worthless, what difference would it make if the gold price hits $100,000? The ten ounces of gold you bought for $30,000 ($3000 x 10) would be worth $1,000,000. Should you sell?

I know what you might thinking now – the tariff situation is stabilizing, so where’s USD’s rally? Let’s investigate.

Even while vacationing in California for a hockey tournament, Money Metals Midweek Memo host Mike Maharrey stayed loyal to his audience, delivering another insightful "Ask Mike Anything" episode. 

Where do we get our gold? Last year, mines globally produced an estimated 3,661 tonnes of gold. It was a new record, but only 3 tonnes higher than the previous record set in 2018.