The gold market is known for deep liquidity and relative efficiency, especially in the United States. But what if that changed overnight? What if, for example, President Trump held a press conference at 4pm ET on a Tuesday– I know it’s crazy but bear with me– and...

The gold-silver ratio is trading near its all-time high of 125 reached on Jan 1, 2020. As of this writing, it now takes 102 ounces of silver to equal the value of one ounce of gold. The historical average is around 60.

Gold Miners parted ways with gold immediately, confirming once again that they are not a good alternative for the yellow metal itself. Two-day losses for gold mining shares were approximately the same as for stocks in general, down close to 12%.

A word of advice if you’re looking for bankable information on the direction of the economy:  tune out the mainstream media’s cavalcade of Trump-deranged bozos and focus on the 4820 target in the SPX chart above.

We discuss downside support targets in Gold & Silver and in the miners.

Well, it's certainly been an active week in the markets, and of course the precious metals. But as gold and silver continue selling off today, Vince Lanci takes a look at what the banks have been telling their clients about the metals.

It was another brutal day for gold, silver, stocks, and just about anything outside of the US bond market. Yet we did get some fascinating commentary from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent about the recent gold flow from London to New York. And trust me, you're not...

Long-time readers of The Gold Update know our favourite final future headline is:  “World Ends, Dow +2”, (“The Dow” of course being that Index at which our parents used to look) … except these last two days instead brought Dow -3,911 … just in case you’re scoring at...

By Friday’s close, everyone knew what caused this week’s market’s huge sell off, it was because of Trump, and his tariffs.  The below is from Thursday.

As Inflation Bugs sell indiscriminately, the gold mining Macrocosm (of proper macro-fundamentals) is engaged.

Record prices haven't dulled central banks' appetites for gold. Globally, central banks officially added another net 24 tonnes of gold to their reserves in February, according to the latest data released by the World Gold Council. 

Gold stocks are increasingly standing out in stock markets slammed by Trump’s massive tariffs.  While general stocks plunge into a deeper correction threatening a bear, gold stocks just broke out to a dozen-year secular high.  The gold miners are earning their...

As the stock market incinerates, it's been a massive year for gold, the world's greatest currency. Here are today's videos and charts.

The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) continues to buy unprecedented amounts of gold as the global financial is deleveraging (i.e. investors exchange credit assets for gold). In 2024, the Chinese central bank covertly bought 570 tonnes, encouraging gold’s ascent in...

April 2, 2025, is what Donald Trump and his team are calling “Liberation Day.” Because later, the president will host an event in the Rose Garden to sign reciprocal tariffs that, in the words of his press secretary, “will roll back the unfair trade practices that...

The U.S. dollar's status as the global reserve currency continues to erode, with gold and “non-traditional” reserve currencies gaining ground.

Indian investors are turning to gold as the domestic stock market tanks. This isn't a surprise, but there is a twist. Indians are increasingly turning to ETFs to gain exposure to the yellow metal.

In the latest Money Metals Midweek Memo, host Mike Maharrey tackles the most frequently asked questions from investors, precious metals enthusiasts, and citizens concerned about the state of the economy. 

At its core, a tariff is a tax levied by a government on goods and services imported into the country. The primary purpose of tariffs is to generate revenue for the government.

Which came first: the chicken or the egg? Inflation or the managerial class? Inflationism is as much a tool as it is an ideology and a phenomenon. Inflation, of course, promotes consumption at the moment as prices change faster than incomes.