Gold (XAU/USD) maintains its bid tone heading into Monday’s European session, though it remains stuck in an over three-week-old range held and below the $4,200 mark. US Federal Reserve (Fed) Chair ...

Austrians have often looked at how central banks cause the boom-bust cycle domestically. But in recent research, you’re looking at how the Federal Reserve has contributed to unsustainable booms in ...

If one were to describe, in a word, the singular quality of gold that gives it value both as money and a wealth preservation asset, that quality is integrity. Physical gold cannot be printed, it ...

China is accumulating gold as governments around the world reconsider their dependence on the U.S. dollar. While the dollar remains the dominant international reserve currency, rising American debt ...

Wednesday’s CPI report is extending the selloff in precious metals, and we may be entering the final washout phase of this decline. Gold miners are deeply oversold, having retraced nearly all their ...

Gold initially sold off fairly sharply following a warmer-than-expected CPI-inflation print midweek. Fearing that significantly boosted Fed-rate-hike odds, gold-futures speculators apparently fled.

NEW YORK (October 13) Gold price (XAU/USD) extends its losses on Tuesday as US Treasury yields resumed their uptrend, erasing previous losses, even though the US Dollar faces headwinds ahead of the ...

President de Gaulle of France initiated the secret operation “Vide-Gousset” and repatriated 3,313 tonnes of gold reserves from the vaults of the Federal Reserve in New York and the Bank of England in ...

Yesterday, I wrote: "The dollar has done its part. The one support gold has left this week is cheaper oil, and today is the ...

What a way to end last week. The dollar is pushing higher, but precious metals aren't exactly rolling over. In fact, several ...

In 2021, The Economist ran an entire number hailing “The Return of Big Government” as the end of the so-called—but inexistent in practice—”austerity” paradigm and the evidence that more spending and a ...