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Paulson: We're Still in the Early Stages of a Gold Bull Market

Some analysts say the sell-off was the end of the gold bull market; however, Paulson said the bull run is just getting started because the world is losing faith in fiat currencies.

Did Markets and the Government Just Get Real about Inflation?

So, 1.5% real GDP growth is certainly nothing to boast about, and we’ve often seen these initial GDP numbers revised down in the next report.

The Gateway to Mexico

While the politicians argue and squabble, the real economy is champing at the bit. What it needs is not a specific policy; it needs clarity over what the future looks like.

Could China's Gold Reserves Surpass the U.S. Within Five Years?

Analysts at BMO Capital estimate the People’s Bank of China holds 5,200 tonnes of monetary gold. That represents about 13 percent of the total above-ground gold supply.

Interest Rates Unchanged After Fed Family Fight

Some analysts believe we are in the early stages of a secular bear market in bonds with higher yields on the long end of the curve no matter what the central bankers at the Fed do.

Fort Knox vs. China: The Global Gold Race Nobody Discusses

Maharrey argues that any institution responsible for billions of dollars in assets should welcome independent verification rather than discourage it.

Russia Continues to Sell Gold to Support Its Economy

When the war began, Russia held about half of its reserves in dollar, euro, and pound sterling assets. The other half was in yuan and gold, which remain accessible.

Inflation Pain Is Worse Than the CPI Indicates, But You Already Knew That!

The only price on the list lower than five years ago was bacon. The bottom line is price inflation is worse than they’re telling you. And they’re telling you it’s pretty bad.

Iran Proxies May Have Taken out 7% of Saudi Oil in a Single Day, so Oil Prices Relax

The one thing about a dimwitted futures market is that what the market thinks or prices doesn’t make a dime’s worth of difference on whether we actually run out of oil or to what degree.

With a Struggling Bond Market and Persistent Inflation, Investors Are Turning to Tangible Assets Like Gold

Harvey said Sagard is moving investors away from developed-market fixed income assets and into a “preservation bucket” that includes commodities, gold, real estate and infrastructure.

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