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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.

Central Bank Gold Buying Doubled in July

Central bank gold buying more than doubled in July, as policymakers showed a continued commitment to increasing the percentage of yellow metal in their reserves.

U.S. Presidents on Sound Money: A Historical Perspective

Sound money, typically tied to precious metals like gold and silver, serves as a safeguard against inflation and government overreach in monetary policy.

What is Sound Money? A Comprehensive Guide

Sound money is a concept that refers to money that retains its value over time and provides a stable foundation for economic transactions.

Understanding the Global Precious Metals Market: Insights from Philip Newman, Managing Director of Metals Focus

Newman’s insights provided a comprehensive overview of the current state of the precious metals markets, highlighting the complexities and global nature of these markets.

I'm Not Impressed! Fed Balance Sheet Reduction in Context

Charlie Bilello's X post highlights that the Federal Reserve's balance sheet is 20% below its April 2022 peak, marking the largest drawdown on record.

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