The Debt Tsunami: Washington Keeps Borrowing. Who Pays?
From IIF data to daily life: how unsustainable debt and rate shifts affect markets, budgets, and savers.
From IIF data to daily life: how unsustainable debt and rate shifts affect markets, budgets, and savers.
Why buy gold now? See how a shifting world order boosts gold and silver while dollar dynamics strain, offering a hedge for your wealth.
The Dutch repatriation, plus France and Germany shifts, shows a trend: reduce reliance on US vaults and diversify gold storage for security.
Global tensions rise as finance and geopolitics unravel; discover why gold and silver are vital protections for your wealth.
Discover Stockman’s warnings on US debt, Beijing’s gold surge, and what it implies for your financial protection with precious metals.
As gold corrects, Beijing piles into physical gold with June purchases, reshaping trends for gold investors and the global market.
China's historic continued buying is fueling a global silver imbalance. Let's have another look at its silver buying binge and revisit a previous chart.
China’s surge in silver imports signals a major monetary trend—learn why this shift is shaping the future of global currency dynamics.
China's commitment to increasing gold reserves may influence international markets and challenge U.S. economic policies.
Learn about the historic and ongoing decline of the US dollar since 1972, and how current oil crises threaten to accelerate this downward trend.
China's growing gold reserves and reduced U.S. debt exposure may influence international financial markets and U.S. economic policies.
There's a gold craze in Asia right now, and they are lining up in Thailand and Hong Kong for it. Sound familiar? We've seen this here in the U.S. before!
A look at the risks of silver mining in conflict zones like Mexico and what those risks mean for investors of ETF's or "paper" silver.
Find out why China and other nations are questioning the US dollar's safety and turning to gold amidst escalating US debt and financial unpredictability.
See how central banks are using gold as a safeguard against currency devaluation and find out which nations are increasing or reducing gold reserves the most.
Discover China's milestone achievements in trade surplus and R&D investment, marking a historic shift in global influence.
Explore ten realistic forecasts for 2026, from the Federal Reserve's actions to the future of the American middle class, with a surprising twist at the end.
The world is buying gold because it is starting to notice just how bad the situation is. Read on to see how Central Banks all over are clamoring to gold.
Learn about regional gold buying patterns in 2025, from China's surge to Middle Eastern investments, and the implications for gold prices.
Warfare and political turmoil are fueling record gold demand worldwide. Find out why investing in gold coins and bars is a smart move now.
We say prepare now with gold and silver! The US government collects $5 trillion., It spends $7 trillion. Hedge Fund superstar Ray Dalio explains…
What is the Big Hurry to Get Gold Bullion Moved? We don’t mind if you call us suspicious. When we first heard about all the gold that was being packed up and shipped at considerable expense from Europe, mostly from the Bank of London, we wondered if it had anything to do with the talk of Fort Knox about to be audited. Were the authorities scrambling like teenagers to get the house cleaned up after their big party before their parents came home? We’re still wondering. You would probably be suspicious if your bank ferociously resisted auditing. Like the US gold depositories. Like the Fed. That would partially explain today’s powerful gold bull market. It would also explain why the world central banks have purchased a thousand tons of gold every year for the last three years! They have heard what the big gold fuss is all about through the central bankers’ grapevine. As one of them told us years
President Trump's 25 percent tariffs on goods from Mexico and Canada might or might not be in effect soon. As we write this, tariffs are on hold for goods that are covered by the North American trade agreement. If and when a general tariff kicks in, Canada has promised to retaliate with 25 percent tariffs on $100 billion worth of US imports. Mexico is will likely to do the same. Trump also introduced an additional 10 percent tariff on Chinese imports just days ago, bringing the total tax to 20 percent following a similar increase last month. China swiftly retaliated with tariffs on US food and agricultural products and an export ban on some defense firms. According to the Peterson Institute for International Economics, calculating the full Trump tariff proposal, “the direct cost of these actions to the typical, or median, US household would be a tax increase of more than $1,200 a year.” Treasury secretary Scott Bessant minimizes the impact of
(Although they never really left!) SHANGHAI (Reuters) – China’s central bank resumed buying gold for its reserves in November after a six-month pause, official data by the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) showed on Saturday. That’s Part One of the story. Here’s Part Two: (Business Standard.com) – China added gold for a second straight month as it bought 10 tons of gold in December, that took its gold reserves from 72.96 million ounces in November to 73.29 million ounces. China buying gold at historically expensive levels is being seen as a positive signal for the yellow metal. China is serious about gold and that is not going to change even if the People’s Bank appears to be out of the market for a while. China remains both the world’s largest official sector buyer of gold and the world’s largest gold producer. Reuters reports that China’s central bank bought 160 thousand troy ounces of gold in November. The official institutions of
Saudi Arabia joins China in quiet gold acquisitions! Have you thought about doing the same? There appears to be a sharp rise in secret, off-the-books gold buying by foreign central banks. Based on World Gold Council reports and other sources, Saudi Arabia has cranked up its gold buying machine. Since 2022 the Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority appears to have added 160 tons of gold. Much of this activity is unreported, secretive gold buying, only able to be pieced together by comparing gold movements from elsewhere with other reported financial data. You can be sure that with the US freezing dollar assets of sovereign nations like Russia, other countries are doing what the Saudis are doing and moving assets out of jeopardy and into non-dollar alternatives. And much of it could be unreported. China is leading the world in off-the record gold acquisitions, according to those that track its activities closely. But these days it takes a little sleuthing. And