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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.”

Bubble Troubles: They're Rising Bigly Now!

The Fed’s own projections for second-quarter real GDP growth just took a suicide leap off a huge, bubble-busting cliff.

Rosland Capital Bankruptcy Is a Reminder That HOW You Buy Gold Matters

Business models built around aggressive sales tactics and “special” products carrying massive markups over the bullion spot market price create incentives that work against the customer.

Will This Be the Month of Liberation for the Monetary Metals?

Even as we're feeling thwarted by daily events, we should remember that when GATA got into this crazy sector 27 years ago the gold price was less than $300 and silver was under $5.

Central Bank Gold Buying Ramped Up Again in May

With prices moderating, it appears that several central banks are taking advantage of the recent correction to accumulate gold more quickly.

Does the US Deserve to Have the World’s Reserve Currency

For now, the US dollar’s influence is unmatched by any other currency. But the US government itself has sowed the seeds of a failed reserve currency.

America at 250: What Is the Dollar Still Independent From?

America will rightly celebrate 250 years of independence this weekend, and it remains a powerful, innovative and extraordinary country. But the dollar’s strength is not guaranteed by...

Robert Lambourne: BIS Annual Report Does Extra Fudging about Gold

While the bank celebrates itself in its new annual report, outsiders should remember that the bank's objectives go far beyond its stated ones -- "the pursuit of price stability and a resilient financial system" -- and include keeping the world ignorant of how central banks are striving in secret to control its money and the value of all the world's capital, labor, goods, and services.

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