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

Gold closed last Friday at $1,319 per ounce, but in aftermarket trading reached a high of $1,323, a new high for 2019. Gold broke above the key $1,300 resistance . . . .

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 . . . .

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 . . . .

Last week, Gold traded between $1,302 and $1,318 per ounce, successfully testing the important $1,300 resistance level. Gold closed last Friday . . . .

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 . . . .

Something big is happening in the gold market right now, and nowhere is that more apparent than in central banks of emerging economies. Last year was . . . .

Gold started 2019 by having a great January, increasing its value by $45 per ounce. Gold ended January at $1,322. Right now, I’m looking . . . .

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 . . . .

Goldman Sach’s head of commodities research Jeff Currie does not expect an early recovery in long-cycle investment and therefore . . . .