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Hot Inflation and Hot Heads in Congress

It is VERY hard to get the inflation genie back in the bottle once he or she is out.

Will Republicans Learn Their Lesson from the ‘Disastrous’ Midterms?

For months, the polls were clear: Americans’ top three concerns were high fuel prices, inflation, and the Iran war. All were related, yet Republicans ignored voter concerns.

Gold & Silver Resume Explosion Higher When THIS Happens

After last week's Republican Party midterm meltdown, we're now seeing the fallout, which has left the financial markets and the world in a bit of a mess.

Beyond the CPI: The Complete Inflation Story -- October 2026

The Federal Reserve never did enough to slay the inflation dragon unleashed during the pandemic, and despite all the talk about a hawkish Fed, monetary policy remains historically loose.

SILVER Act Gains Momentum: Sound Money Policy Expert Discusses Gold Repatriation and Sound Money Reforms

Cortez highlighted the company's involvement in advancing precious metals legislation and expanding opportunities for Americans to own and use physical gold and silver.

Gold Supply Falls in Q3 Despite Record Mine Production; What Happened?

While mines are producing more gold, the cost of digging it out of the ground is rising rapidly. Average all-in sustaining costs (AISC) reached a record high of US$1,930 per ounce in Q2.

Gold Swaps via BIS Soar, Indicating Heightened Price Suppression Efforts

The recent sharp increase in gold swaps implies increased pressure on the U.S. Treasury Department and Federal Reserve to restrain its price and competition with the U.S. dollar...

Bank of Poland Hits Gold Reserve Goal, Hints at Plans to Buy More

Last year, Poland’s gold holdings eclipsed those of the European Central Bank. Officials say Poland’s gold reserves are valued at 356 billion zlotys ($91.4 billion).

Rhona O’Connell Examines Gold’s Crosscurrents

O’Connell said a major economic shock could initially prompt distress selling, followed by renewed demand for gold: “You’d get distress selling first, and then it would pick up again.”

Paraguay Banking Crisis: A Lesson in Counterparty Risk

The collapse of Ueno Bank left nearly 3 million customers unable to access their bank accounts. That is roughly 60 percent of Paraguay’s adult population.

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