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BIS Gold Swaps Rose Again in August

While gold swaps are down significantly from the 501 tonnes estimated in January 2022, the level seemingly remains quite volatile, suggesting the use of swaps to cover shorter-term trading requirements.

The Time Has Come

The FOMC members have gone from “We haven’t decided what to do” to “We’ve decided what to do unless something changes.” They’re on track to loosen but still arguing over details.

Is Gold in the Beginning Stages of a Bullish "Supercycle?"

The yellow metal is up over 21.6 percent this year, ranking among the best-performing assets. Along the way, it has hit new all-time highs more than 20 times.

Russia to Dramatically Increase Its Gold Purchases... Why?

The Russia News Agency announced it will increase its gold purchases from 1.12 billion rubles per day to 8.2 billion rubles per day over the next month.

My Excursion with PutinProp

Labor reports are all over the place in such confusion that it almost looks as if they are all trying to head-fake each other.

Does Gold Care About Payrolls Data?

Non-Farm Payrolls data is closely watched this week as it will reveal how significant a rate cut the FOMC might commit to at their September meeting in two weeks.

Central Bank Gold Buying Trends and the Federal Reserve's Inflation Strategy

In July, global central banks added 37 tons of gold to their reserves—a staggering 206% increase from the previous month. 

The Difference Between ‘Share Price’ and ‘Market Cap’ - Vitally Important For Mining Shares

The difference between ‘share price’ and ‘market capitalization’ is stark. An investor will not know how much they're paying for a business without distinguishing between the two.

Trump and Harris Ignore a Great Danger Facing America

The truth is that income belongs to the people who earn it and that saying tax cuts cost the government is like saying burglar alarms cost thieves.

It’s Stock Carnage and Rampant Stagflation Everywhere, but the Economy Is Booming!

Despite optimism from GDP reports, manufacturing and construction spending fell short of expectations, squashing hopes for a significant economic rebound.

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