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As the demand for precious metals shows some life once again, sales of the U.S. Mint Silver Eagles jumped in January. Not only have Gold . . . .

The Dollar was clobbered with heavy losses overnight and into Thursday's session after the Federal Reserve (Fed) suggested . . . .

China added gold to its foreign reserves last month for the first time in more than two years even as it continued paring its U.S. Treasury holdings, part of . . . .

The Bank of China had increased its gold reserves from 1842.6 tons to 1,852 tons in December 2018. This increase represents the first . . . .

Last year, the world's debt rose to $244 trillion, or 318% of global GDP, the Institute of International Finance (IIF) found . . . .

The back of the U.S. dollar says "In God We Trust." However, for an increasing number of investors in 2019 . . . .

The global mine supply from the top silver producing countries may decline more than the industry forecasts. The leading consultancies . . . .

Gold closed last Friday at $1,281, down $7 per ounce for the week on light trading volume. Over the long holiday weekend, the Chinese Gross Domestic Product (GDP) was . . . .

The Central Bank of Russia reports that foreign exchange reserves saw a significant boost of 8.3 percent over the 12 months through January 1 of the current year. Reserves reportedly . . . .

It was a dark and stormy day. No, we're not referring to the weather, which was perfectly chill for early January, but to the tenor of the conversation at this year's Barron's Roundtable, our annual investment talkfest and stockpickathon, featuring 10 of Wall Street's smartest investors . . . .