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Take a moment to consider this: Long before the first coins were ever made, gold and silver . . . .

IMAGINE YOU have an assignation in New York. You have not been told where you should meet the other person and she has not been told where . . . .

February in Moscow is like a sweet & sour dish, one day frigid and snowy and the next balmy and rainy, either way it is a treat . . . .

Back in April 2015, when Venezuela still had a somewhat functioning economy and hyperinflation was not yet rampant, the . . . .

Assuming the veracity of the latest figures from official sources in China and Russia the latter is expanding its gold output while the former’s output is . . . .

The World Gold Council, a London-based promotion body, expects a recovery in demand in India this year on increased spending with elections due by May . . . .

While we still disbelieve the ‘official’ total figure for the size of China’s gold reserves, assuming them to be far, far higher than the figure it . . . .

People say that silver is the poor man’s gold. The first time I heard this, I thought it was… silly. Sure, silver is more abundant . . . .

Last year was disappointing, but the Silver Institute is predicting a “more supportive” climate for silver this year. Sales of the US Mint’s American . . . .

If, as they say, it is darkest just before the dawn, then surely for gold at least, the sun must be cresting the horizon now? After seven disappointing . . . .