The location of Russia’s gold reserves is especially intriguing given the ongoing freeze of Russia’s foreign exchange reserves – dollar, euro, pound – by Western powers..
Gold and the US Federal Reserve have a love-hate relationship. Hate because they both enjoy it when the other one performs badly, but love it because the Fed owns over 8,000 tonnes...
When the stated minimum loss on your dollar is 2%, and when it overshoots to 8.5%, how is one to make an investing strategy to save and hopefully retire one day?
Ed Steer joins us to discuss the recent Nickel Squeeze on the London Metals Exchange. The declining inventories of many key metals is reaching critical levels.
The best-case scenario may be a return to 70s-style “stagflation.” The worst-case scenario is that the Fed’s failure to rein in inflation, fueled by Congress’s failure..
What I would like to show you today are several rare macro events that are going to change the world and in ways we may not understand right now, but changes are coming whether we like it or not.
We appear to be entering a period of stagflation as we note this week. Will central banks hike rates to high levels to bring down inflation? Usually a recession follows.
As the Russian currency keeps strengthening, the two precious metals experts delve into the monumental ramifications of pegging the Ruble to gold, and the possible emergence of a new monetary system.