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Markets and their Analysts Have Been Breathing Gas Fumes and the Smoke War

Now that war is re-igniting in a much more oil-depleted world, price volatility will increase substantially. However, speculators and their analysts may remain intentionally blind...

ETFs Globally Added Gold in H1 Despite Selling in May and June

North American funds reported a 60.5-tonne decrease in gold holdings through H1 valued at $7.7 billion. It was the weakest first half for North American gold-backed funds since 2013.

BIS Gold Swaps Fell Slightly in June but Remain in Rising Trend

If Lambourne is correct, anyone who invests in a traditional gold exchange-traded fund like GLD in the hope of gold price appreciation is actually helping to sabotage free-market pricing...

Gold & Silver: Asia's New Clearing System Is Now Live: The Structural Story

The bigger story this week was not only what happened to the gold price. It was what happened in the gold market.

Despite Correction Gold Remains One of the Top-Performing Assets in the Last 12 Months

It feels like gold has tanked this year, but the yellow metal was only down about 7 percent through the first six months of 2026.

Gold's Pullback Isn't What You Think

Geopolitical uncertainty, labor market data, inflation expectations, and shifting Federal Reserve policy expectations have all contributed to the heightened volatility.

De-Dollarization Alert: Central Banks Plan to Keep Swapping Dollars for Gold

A de-dollarization of the world economy would cause a dollar glut. The value of the U.S. currency would further depreciate.

Let’s Leave the Strait of Hormuz Alone

It is in the best interest of the United States to abandon claims on Hormuz – which is thousands of miles away – and live with the consequences of Trump’s mistake.

US and Iran Face off Again in the Gulf of Hormuz

With ship traffic back to nil for now, the one thing that is steaming full speed ahead is the United States’ race to empty oil reserves.

Government Plans to Expand Scheme to Incentivize Indians to Let Go of Their Gold

This isn’t the first time government officials have tried to lower gold imports by discouraging gold “hoarding.”

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