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Once again it's time for another Federal Reserve policy meeting, where they provide their latest update on their balancing act between keeping up their fight against inflation, and avoiding a recession/banking collapse in response to the...
In recent weeks we've witnessed a divergence in the gold and silver prices in China vs. where they're trading on the COMEX. While it's common for the metals to trade in China at a premium or discount to the COMEX, the Chinese premiums have...
One of the primary advantages of holding physical gold and silver is that it allows you be outside of the banking system and free from counter-party risk. Almost entirely.
In the past few years the world watched the Federal Reserve embark upon an unprecedented inflationary period, that has resulted in the higher consumer prices we're all facing right now.
The much talked about meeting of the BRICS is finally taking place this week. And with speculation abounding about what they may or may not do in regards to some sort of #gold-backed currency, Vince Lanci checks in to share his preview of...
While the world waits to see what the BRICS nations may or may not announce regarding a new currency block at their meeting next week, what seems less in question is the overall trend of countries setting up trade facilities that don't...
With the BRICS meeting in South Africa now only a week away, today we check in with Dr. Jim Willie to get a preview of what he's hearing and expecting in terms of some sort of currency or payment mechanism that has a link to gold.
Despite the Federal Reserve adding another $2 billion in assets to its balance sheet since August of 2020 (even including their quantitative tightening over the past year), the gold price is still about $150 lower than the peak it reached...
One of the remarkable events in the precious metals space over the past year is how the gold price has rallied, even despite the Federal Reserve continuing to hike interest rates.
It's amazing what a difference a week can make. As just last week gold and silver prices were near their lows of the current cycle, with sentiment in the sector once again about as grim as can be.

In 1934 President Franklin Delano Roosevelt devalued the dollar by raising the price of gold to $35 per ounce.

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