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Russia’s New Gold Rush Could Shake Up the International Monetary System
Russia is buying gold. A lot of gold. Within the span of a decade, the country quadrupled its reserves. Gold . . . .(Read More) -
Trump’s Fed Picks Have Fond Memories Of The Gold Standard
John Maynard Keynes, the secular saint of left-leaning economists, called gold a “barbarous relic.” Milton Friedman, his . . . .(Read More) -
Gold Demand Supported as Central Banks Sour on Dollar-Denominated Debt
Central banks, with their policy arsenals limited by debt-laden balance sheets, are slowly but surely warming up to gold as a reserve asset. It’s a development that’s likely to bolster yellow metal prices . . . .(Read More) -
Will Basel III Send Gold To The Moon
A number of commentators have predicted that the rules of the Basel III bank regulations will cause gold to skyrocket (no, this article is not about . . . .(Read More) -
Gold Is Heading Towards $1,400, Not $1,200 Says Bloomberg Intelligence
The gold market gauge is turning from bear to bull, with the metal most likely heading higher . . . .(Read More) -
Silver Continues To Test An Important Level
Silver markets went back and forth during the trading session on Monday, as we continue to test the $15 level for major support . . . .(Read More) -
Russia Continues to Dump Dollar - Buying Up 31 Tonnes Of Gold In Single Month
Moscow's sovereign gold stockpile jumped up to over 2,100 metric tonnes last year, with the country's status as a major gold producer allowing . . . . .(Read More) -
Yield Curve Inverted Even More - Is It Finally Time for Buying Gold?
The U.S. yield curve extended its inversion. Everyone and their brother knows that recession must definitely be on the . . . .(Read More) -
Central Banks in the ABD (anything but dollars) Club Boosting Gold Demand
A reticence to increase US dollar exposure in 2018 resulted in highest central bank gold demand since the end . . . .(Read More) -
'Forgotten' Metals May Take Off
Platinum has been unpopular in recent years as jewelry, investment and automotive demand have fallen . . . .(Read More)