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No More Copper Surpluses

Every year the experts predict a copper surplus; instead, what happens? Deficit after supply deficit.

Gold’s Current Consolidation: Driven by Tariffs and Global Uncertainty

Michael Pento believes gold is in a clear consolidation phase after hitting a record $3,500 per ounce in mid-April.

The Deeper Dive: The Numbers Are Breaking down, but What they Mean and Where They Are Heading Looks Worse

Though unemployment is not rising much yet, a slowdown in hiring (new jobs) has become quite evident with one bad report followed by another abysmal report...

Consumer Debt Unexpectedly Surged in April

Total consumer debt swelled by $17.9 billion in April, a 4.3 percent annual increase, according to the latest Federal Reserve data.

Several African Central Banks Announce Plans to Expand Gold Reserves

Central banks have been aggressively adding gold to their reserves over the last three years, and several African banks are poised to join the party.

Bombing the Bear and Budgetary Wolf Bait

BM: The spread between gold and platinum is the greatest it has ever been. The ratio between gold and silver is almost as high as it’s ever been.

Silver Linings, Split Alliances, and What They Teach Us

The Musk-Trump rift is not just a personal feud. It is a glimpse into the unstable fusion of corporate and political power in today's world.

Central banks aren't out of the gold market rigging business yet

Central banks still may want to moderate gold's ascent and prevent what they may consider terrible accidents - that is, price spikes showing the possibility of free markets as CBs lose control after decades of unfettered money and credit creation.

New gold audit legislation targets everything, including leases and swaps

An inquiry into America's sound money stockpile is more relevant than ever, given an inflationary environment where $37 trillion in U.S. federal debt looms large and given that many central banks have been accumulating gold at record rates over the last few years.

Gold Lies Low Whilst Silver Steals the Show

Gold's short trend continues from which an ascent up through 3487 in the new week would initiate a new Long streak. Such level is +156 points higher from here, which is not unrealistic as Gold’s expected weekly trading range is presently 151 points. 

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