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Poland Joins Hungary With Huge Gold Purchase And Repatriation
With a variety of the world’s central banks going on a gold . . . . Ronan Manly(Read More) -
Don't Get Too Positive On Silver Just Because Gold's Racing Higher
Weakening global economic growth, lacklustre demand and huge . . . . Peter Hobson(Read More) -
Chinese People Are Buying Gold Taking Money Out Of Banks And Stock Market
Chinese people are starting to feel the pressure of economic . . . . Olivia Li, Epoch Times(Read More) -
Why Is Silver So Sluggish?
Since precious metals bottomed toward the end of 2015, gold has moved from USD$1,045 to $1,405 – a gain of 34%. Silver, however . . . . John Feeney and Bron Suchecki(Read More) -
Silver Poised For A Breakout
Silver and silver investments may well be the best place of all to put your money at this time . . . . Clive Maund, Streetwise Reports(Read More) -
Gold Rises On Global Growth Worries, US-EU Trade Row
Lower interest rates decrease the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion and weigh on the dollar, making gold cheaper for investors holding other currencies . . . . Reuters(Read More) -
Steve Forbes Tells Zuckerberg “Use Gold to Back Libra, Call It the ‘Mark’”
Steve Forbes, Chairman and Editor-in-Chief of Forbes Media, published on June 25 an open letter to Mark Zuckerberg, advising to back Facebook’s . . . . Helen Partz(Read More) -
Silver Poised For A Mega Move: The Best Investment Theme Stares You In The Face
Silver bulls have been breathing easier after last week’s performance. This is probably the best “silver pop” we’ve seen in several . . . .(Read More) -
Goldman Sachs Update Gold Price Forecasts, 3, 6 and 12 Months (And On What Could Take It To $1600)
Gold price projections from Goldman Sachs: 3 months $1450 (prior forecast was at $1350), 6 months $1475 (from $1350), 12 months . . . . Eamonn Sheridan(Read More) -
JPMorgan Chase & Citibank Control 76% Of All Precious Metals Contracts At 5,362 Federally-Insured Banks
As of March 31st of this year, there were 5,362 Federally-insured commercial banks and savings associations in the United States. Just two of . . . . Pam Martens and Russ Marten(Read More)