negative interest

Both Gold/Silver successfully tested support, now moving higher . . . .

Risk aversion and investor demand for gold investments signal an inflection point for asset allocation . . . .

Negative interest rates, the Fed’s quantitative easing and a race to devalue global currencies are bullish for Gold . . . .

Negative interest will help Gold reach $1,500 in 2016 . . . .

The Bank of Japan surprised markets by adopting negative interest rates in January, more than a year and a half after the European Central Bank became the first major institution of its kind to venture below zero. With other options to stimulate the economy limited, more policy makers are willing to test the technique . . . .

Europe and other parts of the world are in for big risks . . . .

The World Gold Council last week released its latest market update report, which covers the effect that negative interest rate policies have had on gold . . . .

We have entered a new and unprecedented phase in monetary policy. Central banks in Europe and Japan have now implemented Negative Interest Rate Policies (NIRP). The long term effects of these policies are unknown, but we see discouraging side effects  . . . .

World mine production of silver poised to decline this year. 

Silver hasn’t been so cheap relative to gold for more than seven years and with mine supplies forecast to contract this year that may be a sign it’s ready to come out of the yellow metal’s shadow...