global economy
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Countries Around the World Have Begun Pulling Their Gold from US Vaults
(Read More)Countries around the world are working to find ways to circumvent the US dollar when it comes to trade and settlement. In addition to that, nations are requesting for their gold holdings stored overseas to return home . . . .
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Trump opens Pandora’s Box
(Read More)Global trade war very positive for gold . . . .
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Gold to Skyrocket as Italian Rebellion Unfolds
(Read More)There is currently a wave of populism riding in Italy that is sure to bring more volatility to the markets, and with financial unrest comes a surge in gold, this according to Frank Holmes, CEO of U.S. Global Investors . . . .
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Russias Gold Hoard Soars
(Read More)Putin Warns: "US Sanctions Hurt Trust in Dollar as Reserve Currency"
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This Is Not ‘A New Dollar Bull Market’
(Read More)Gold to Outperform Against Other Currencies . . . .
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Russia Continuing to Increase Gold Reserves<br />Adds 18.66 tonnes in April
(Read More)Despite U.S. sanctions impacting on some elements of Russia’s foreign trade, the country’s central bank is continuing with its seemingly inexorable increase in its gold reserves . . . .
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Turkish Gold Imports Triple as The Central Bank Diversifies Out of Dollars
(Read More)Turkish gold imports surged due to a sharp increase in investment demand as well as renewed Central bank purchases . . . .
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Gundlach says Gold signaling a $1,000 price rise
(Read More)Speaking on Tuesday this week, Jeffrey Gundlach, founder of the big DoubleLine Fund in the U.S. and with control of assets under management estimated at nearly $120 billion, commented that the gold price had broken its downtrend line and was on the verge of breaking out to the upside. “Something big is happening” Reuters quotes him as saying . . . .
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China Takes the Long View on Gold-Silver… and So Should You
(Read More)A cursory look at Chinese history can convince you that China should not be underestimated when it sets its sights on a particular goal . . . .
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Gold Looking Good as Global Debt Surges To $237 Trillion
(Read More)Global debt has now reached over 327% of global GDP, $237 trillion. Prior to the financial crisis it was less than $150 trillion. The amount by which it has surged in just one year is the same amount as the ballooning national debt of the United States . . . .