The World Gold Council (WGC) reports that global physically backed gold ETFs saw net inflows in December, reversing previous trends with an addition of $778 million. Asia and Europe led the inflows, while North America experienced modest outflows. Notably, 2024...

Gold closed the week at a new all-time high against foreign currencies. Gold and Silver had a strong week while the miners showed less strength. We see a bit more strength before metals and miners retreat from resistance again.

Although the major indices were down just 1.6% on Friday, it felt like a big day. Everything that matters to the U.S. economy was moving the wrong way: stocks were falling across the board; interest rates and energy prices were climbing; dollars were growing dearer...

Whenever Gold is technically in a “Short trend” — yet price doesn’t substantively “go Down” — we say ’tis a “beautiful thAng”.  Indeed, Gold’s ongoing Short trend just recorded its ninth consecutive week per the rightmost red parabolic dots as seen here:

Gold and silver have traded quietly but with a positive bias this week, and it looks like we'll be closing out the week on a positive note.

Lawmakers in Wyoming have introduced legislation today to create the “Wyoming Gold Reserve.” Introduced by sound money champion Senator Bob Ide (R-Casper), Senate File 96 amends and further implements the Wyoming Legal Tender Act, a popular 2018 law that had removed...

Some of gold’s most-volatile days erupt after monthly-US-jobs data is released.  This granddaddy of all economic reports can really move markets

Here are today's videos and charts. 

For the first December since 2019, gold-backed ETFs globally reported net inflows of gold. Asian funds drove the global increase in ETF gold holdings to close out 2024.

Money-supply growth rose year over year in November for the fourth month in a row, the first time this has happened since the four months ending in October of 2022. The current trend in money-supply growth suggests a significant and continued turnaround from more...

Francis Hunt, TheMarketSniper covers a bevy of issues and comments on a few live charts. We focus on the S&P 500 priced against currency in circulation, the secular trend change in the bond market and its implications and close with comments on Gold, Silver and...

We saw the big move in gold and silver in 2024. Although the reaction by the morning stocks was still somewhat muted. So how are the banks looking at the mining equities in 2025?

Gold prices notched a series of highs in 2024 and the run could extend into 2025. “Investors are optimistic about gold and silver for 2025 because they are so pessimistic on geopolitics and government debt,” said Adrian Ash, director of research at BullionVault, via...

Almost regardless of the macro backdrop, some commodities get popped and dropped, Whack-a-Mole style.

The first episode of the Money Metals Midweek Memo for 2025 recapped an extraordinary year for gold and silver. Host Mike Maharrey detailed how these precious metals thrived amidst challenging economic conditions, outperforming most traditional assets. 

Now as we're halfway through the second trading week of the year, the markets remain fixated on the paradigm-shaking policies that the Trump administration continues to advertise are coming.

After surging to the highest levels of 2024 in October, central bank gold buying continued in earnest in November. Based on the latest data collected by the World Gold Council, central banks added a net 53 tonnes of gold to their holdings in November. That pushed...

One of the absolute best times to buy Gold was when it tested the 200-day moving average after it broke out to new all-time highs.

Yes ladies and gentlemen, it’s that time again. Time for the Kabuki dance that government puts on every so often when an inconvenient limit to the debt the government can push into a bag that is already stuffed with $35T in legacy debt needs to be addressed.

After years of waiting for the inevitable Fed pivot, the environment has changed in 2025. Where in addition to the Trump tariff and cost cutting policies, the Fed is at least suggesting that it plans to be more hawkish.