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A Possible Storm

By John Mauldin, Thoughts from the Frontline

If they don’t show progress on the debt, the bond market will eventually force the issue… and that won’t be good for anyone.

1 Million Oz. of Gold Into the COMEX on Thursday

By Ed Steer, Gold and Silver Digest

There's certainly something going on in the gold market that's unprecedented -- and I get the impression that good delivery bars in London are picking up a lot of 'frequent flyer' points on their one-way trip to New York...as the amount being delivered to the depositories there has been continuous and at very high levels since almost the beginning of the year.

December CPI: The Good, the Bad, and the Expensive

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

The bottom line is the inflation dragon isn’t dead. Sure, the Fed might have knocked it to the mat. But it’s not down for the count.

Gold Chartbook – Gathering Strength for the Breakout

By Florian Grummes

Once gold has cleared the resistance zone between USD 2.700 and USD 2,727, the all-time high at USD 2,790 might be tested quickly.

The 5 Most Important Gold Charts in 2025

By Jordan Roy-Byrne, CMT, MFTA

2025 could be more significant because Gold and the precious metals sector is on the cusp of more meaningful breakouts in 2025.

Gold Surprisingly Resilient Despite Surging Dollar and Yields

By Jesse Colombo, Economic Analyst

Gold's impressive strength suggests that the bull market has much further to run, particularly if the dollar and Treasury yields experience a pullback soon.

Federal Budget Deficit up Nearly 40 Percent Through First Quarter of Fiscal 2025

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

The budget deficit continues to balloon, with the Q1 2025 budget shortfall running 39.4 percent higher than the same period in fiscal 2024.

Fed’s Catch-22 and the Case for Precious Metals

By MoneyMetals

Maharrey digs deeper into the complex and paradoxical economic landscape facing the Federal Reserve and how it affects sound money, the precious metals markets, and the broader economy.

Was I Wrong about Inflation and Bonds? Did they Just Start Falling in Sync?

By David Haggith, The Daily Doom

Markets that have felt like they were being throttled by inflation for the last couple of months were ecstatic over any relief they could get, so they took the good and ignored the bad.

A Cautionary Tale: Britain's Gold Selling Blunder

Had the Brits held on to their gold and sold it at today’s price of nearly $2,700, it would have generated around $37.6 billion.

Mike Maharrey Wed, 01/15/2025 - 08:03

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