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While the Fed continues to raise interest rates in the US as it hopes for a soft landing in the economy, the larger risks to the dollar system continue to emerge.
The price of gold experienced one of its more volatile years in 2022, amidst the war in Ukraine breaking out, and the Federal Reserve's interest rate hiking policy. Yet by the time it was all done, the gold demand on the year was the...
As the governments continue to talk about going green, the one part they leave out is where all of the metals required to do so are going to come from.
While the Federal Reserve was caught off guard by the rampant inflation that it expected to be 'transitory,' and now expects that it can raise rates as quickly as it has without causing a recession, there are several analysts who disagreed...
While the stock markets in the US have remained choppy over the past few months as the Federal Reserve continues to raise interest rates, one of the surprises in the markets has been how the precious metals have rallied in the face of the...
Jon Little: Gold Drops Like a Rock When People Trust the System, Shoots Like a Rocket When They Dont
There are a lot of ways that people look at to determine gold and silver values.
Last year after Russia was kicked out of the SWIFT payments system, they responded by adopting a temporary #gold backing to the Ruble, and have hinted at a commodity-backed currency arrangement in the months since.
China has been accumulating a large amount of gold over the past decade, and according to many experts, far more gold than they publicly acknowledge.
After the stock market euphoria of the past few years under the Federal Reserve's 0% interest rate policy, investors are again looking at gold and silver as stocks are down and the economy heads into recession.
Throughout 2022 there's been a theme of protecting assets against geopolitical risk. Central banks have been buying gold at a record pace, while others have been repatriating their gold holdings to keep them safe from jurisdictional risk....
