As the second quarter of 2025 begins, both Bitcoin and the broader crypto sector present a mixed picture. On one hand, innovations and an unrelenting forward-looking perspective continue to inject fresh momentum into the space.

With an unprecedented global trade war underway, market volatility has been extreme.  Stock markets around the world and major commodities have been hammered on great uncertainty.  But gold’s star is rising, increasingly becoming the leading refuge amidst this chaos...

Here are today's videos and charts.

As the wild ride continues in all markets, let's take a look at COMEX gold futures to assess where things stand. I focus on COMEX futures because key support and resistance levels tend to form cleanly at $100 intervals—$3,000, $3,100, $3,200, and so on. 

It isn’t often that you check the markets over your first cup of coffee and find gold up over $100. But that’s precisely what greeted me as I switched on CNBC this morning.

Significant amounts of gold flowed into gold ETFs for the fourth straight month in March, driving assets under management (AUM) to a new month-end record.  Funds in every region reported inflows of gold, with North American ETFs leading the way.

As global markets react to trade tensions and tariff rumors, the real story may lie beneath the headlines. In the latest Money Metals Midweek Memo, host Mike Maharrey argues that while tariffs dominate the financial news cycle, they’re just a subplot in a much...

In this timely Gold Matters discussion, VON GREYERZ principals, Egon von Greyerz and Matthew Piepenburg, DISCUSS THE END OF A MONETARY ERA and offer perspective on the extreme market volatility unleashed by the ever-changing Trump Tariffs.

For anyone who ever felt like following the precious metals sometimes felt like watching paint dry, hopefully the last few days have helped to let go of that feeling.

U.S. Treasury Bonds turned about face and dropped more than 3% in Monday’s trading. The huge reversal and decline wiped out all of last week’s increase which I referred to in my previous article…

Despite the undeniable ripple effects of the recent tariff measures out of DC, the headlines, as usual, are mostly wrong about the causes of the current market volatility and the longer-term ramifications ahead.

The Money Metals quarterly bar chart race on the evolution of global international reserves is out. Recently, gold overtook the euro, and soon will be challenging the dollar!

An overwhelming majority of economists agree: protectionist tariffs harm the very nations that impose them. The notion that taxing Americans for buying foreign goods somehow strengthens our nation is no less absurd now than when Adam Smith dismantled it in the...

The stock market flaunts its stupidity in abundance today. It opened up 1400 points based on nothing but jaw-flapping by President Trump. This happened for two reasons, and will keep happening.

The news is coming at a breakneck pace and Vince Lanci is here to break down what is going on, from tariffs, to retaliatory tariffs, stocks, bonds and of course Gold and Silver!

Tariff war just got to a new level, and gold soared. Will it soar to new highs? In a dramatic and unprecedented escalation of global trade tensions, the trade war between the US and China has reached new heights.

In order to determine why it isn’t too late to buy gold, we need to consider why many people might be inclined to think that it is too late.

If you wonder why so many central banks continue to load up on gold, Russia’s experience with the yellow metal provides the answer.

In recent days, we have read numerous articles about a possible agreement between the US administration and its main trading partners to devalue the US dollar. It has been named “The Mar-A-Lago Accord”, a concept inspired by the Plaza Accord of 1985, which aimed to...

One of the key things to watch in the precious metals markets this week is this Friday's COT report. The banks held large short positions prior to the selloff (particularly in silver), and on Friday we'll find out just how much short-covering they did as the price...