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Why Gold & Silver Haven't Rallied After Breakout of Iran War

By Chris Marcus, Arcadia Economics

The gold and silver prices are rallying, perhaps seemingly paradoxically so, given how this comes on the heels of Donald Trump saying that the Iran war will be over ‘very soon.’

Could the Iran War Give a Long-Term Boost to Gold Bulls?

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

The Metals Focus analysts say gold could get a bigger boost if the situation spirals out of control or if “one or more of the fat-tail risks instead crystallize.”

Mining for Truth in the Smog of War

By David Haggith, The Daily Doom

Even though greedy investors sucked up all of Trump’s swill, Iran clearly did not. If this was just an attempt to manipulate markets, it worked.

The War Distraction: What the Media Is Hiding About Gold

By David Russell, GoldCore

One headline leads to another, and before long we are jumping from war updates to oil prices, from central bank speculation to the latest move in gold or silver.

Will the Dollar Be a Casualty of the Iran War?

By Dr. Ron Paul, Ron Paul Institute

The costs of the Iran War will further increase the already over 38 trillion dollars and rising national debt.

Why Gold Keeps Beating the Dollar and Euro

By MoneyMetals

The interview comes as global attention on gold and silver grows amid rising debt levels, currency devaluation, and increasing central bank demand for physical bullion.

Trump Surrenders???

By David Haggith, The Daily Doom

What was really achieved was utter economic devastation throughout the region. US military bases have also been wiped out by Iran.

Iran War Creates Disruptions in Gold Market

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

Gold is often shipped on commercial airline flights. With the war raging, officials have closed significant portions of the UAE’s airspace, and many flights have been cancelled.

The Deeper Dive: "Hottest Economy Ever" Proven to be a Lie All Along!

By David Haggith, The Daily Doom

In Trump’s view, clearly, the head of the BLS had to be fired since she was now reporting numbers that looked that bad. However, the numbers didn’t get any better after the firing.

Gold swapped by BIS fell slightly in February to 104 tonnes from 106 in January

By Chris Powell, GATA

The BIS' gold swaps are the strongest contemporary proof of regular interventions in the gold market by central banks, interventions for which the BIS long has provided camouflage, even as many central bank members of the bank seem to have defected from Western gold price suppression policy in recent years.

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