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The Deeper Dive: Tariff Turmoil and Tantrums

By David Haggith, The Daily Doom

The Supreme Court finally got up the courage to tell the wannabe emperor he cannot declare fake emergencies and use those fakes to seize power that is not his to take.

Who needs to visit the Bank of England's gold vault? How about answers to critical questions?

By Chris Powell, GATA

Does the Bank of England still lend, lease, or swap gold? How much did it lend, lease, and swap over recent decades? How recently has it lent, leased, or swapped gold, and with whom and for what purposes? Does the bank coordinate its activity in the gold market with the BIS...

JPMorgan Raises Gold Forecast to $6,300, Makes Case for $8,000

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

"Even with the recent near-term volatility, we remain firmly bullishly convinced in gold over the medium-term on the back of ⁠a clean, structural, ‌continued diversification trend that has further to run amid a still well-entrenched regime of real asset ‍outperformance vs. paper assets."

When Systems Begin to Shift

By David Russell, GoldCore

Gold does not rely upon fiscal discipline, geopolitical harmony or perpetual monetary accommodation. It does not require supply chains to function flawlessly, nor does it depend upon correlations behaving as models predict. It exists outside many of the systems currently under strain...

Conflicting Data, Conflicting Results

By John Mauldin, Thoughts from the Frontline

The scenario which concerns me most is when the market finally realizes that the Federal Reserve has lost their ability to fine-tune the economy in ways they have in the past. Once the Fed has lost the narrative...

Why Millennials and Gen Z Are Trapped by Debt, Inflation, and Broken Promises

By Doug Casey, Casey Research

They feel they don’t need as much because the cradle-to-grave welfare state will cover them. There’s a reason why Klaus Schwab famously said, “You’ll own nothing and be happy.”

Vietnam Cracks Down on Gold Smuggling in the Midst of Red-Hot Demand

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

Gold demand has reached such a fevered pitch in Vietnam that the government is taking aggressive measures to crack down on smuggling.

Dollar Demise is Plan Trump

By David Haggith, The Daily Doom

The Trump family announced that its particular crypto is going to serve that function for all of us. The dollar, they said, clearly needs an upgrade and they are the ones to deliver that.

No! The National Debt Problem Isn't Getting Better!

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

People seem unconcerned about the growing debt because people have warned about it for decades, and the promised crisis hasn’t occurred – yet.

Gold and the Final Phase of the US Bank Run

By Hubert Moolman

Since the inception of the gold standard in 1879 in America, gold has continued to be the ultimate measure of its banking system.

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