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As the gold price continues to soar, one of the largest gold owners, the U.S. government, is watching the value of its holdings soar.
Just when it seemed like the rally might slow down for a night, the price of silver is surging again this morning, with the futures closing in on the $46 dollar mark.
In case you thought that China might slow down and take a break from the gold business, let's just say it didn't quite go that way. As now, their latest move is to begin positioning themselves to be a store of international gold reserves.
You're living through one of the most historic gold rallies ever. And as you hear people compare it to other ones we've seen in the past, here's the difference between what's happening now and what happened in 1979.
The gold price is roaring again to start the week, and even set another new all-time record high this morning, But how high could the gold price go?
As the de-dollarization movement continues, the latest development is that Hong Kong is moving to eliminate the use of dollars in its public square.
Central banks have set records for the amount of gold they’ve purchased in the last few years. But with the price continuing to soar to new all-time record highs, a relevant question that rarely gets asked is, if they will continue to buy...
There's been less attention around the BRICS and their de-dollarization plans this year as Trump and the tariff policies have taken center stage.
The latest CPI report is out, and there's also news out of the mining sector after a significant decision by senior gold producer Newmont.
As fast and furious as it has been, the gold rally has not stopped yet. In fact, it even just took out the 1980 US inflation-adjusted high.
