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

The central bank gold spree continued unabated in August, with global gold reserves increasing by a net 39 tonnes. Year to date, central banks globally have reportedly added approximately 170 tonnes ...

According to many economic commentators and various experts, the high level of debt, which surpassed the $40 trillion in August this year, is a major threat to the US economy. A view that debt could ...

The U.S. dollar remains the world’s dominant reserve currency, but countries around the globe are looking for ways to reduce their exposure to it. According to Money Metals Midweek Memo host Mike ...

Wednesday brought a softer-than-expected inflation report. Core PCE rose 3.0 percent from a year earlier against 3.3 percent ...

NEW YORK (October 5) The benchmark S&P 500 rose and the Nasdaq reached all-time highs on Monday as most megacap and growth stocks advanced, though risk sentiment remained in ‌check as Treasury yields ...

Gold rose to about $4,239 at the open and then settled $40.00 lower at $4,162.30, ending the week down 3.6 percent. Silver ...

If you're worried about a silver gold crash, you need to watch this because I'm going to tell you that's not going to happen.

The plot on the continuing daily drama called Wall Street thickened this week; with interest rates and bond yields refusing to back down, and the CEOs of the AI companies, coming to an agreement with ...

Jack Chan is the editor of Simply Profits, established in 2006. Chan bought his first mining stock, Hoko Exploration, in 1979, and has been active in the markets for the past 37 years. Technical ...

Treasury yields are soaring, and markets could break if they keep rising at this pace. Gold bottomed mid-year and is ...

Rising Treasury yields are extending the pullback in precious metals, but we foresee a turning point in October. Overall, 2026 has been a consolidation year following the record gains of 2025. We ...