Commentaries

The Biggest Threat to the U.S. Dollar Just Happened

Central banks continue their gold-buying spree. January saw a net increase of 18 tonnes, with China, India, and Poland leading the way. Physical demand is tightening market conditions.

New Jobs Tumble in the Face of Tariff Wars and Gov't Firings

By David Haggith, The Daily Doom

The recent ADP payroll report hobbled in like it had been knee-capped (barely half of the expected results, which were already diminished).

An Appeal to Canada on Behalf of a Dirty Business: Individual Liberty

By Chris Powell, GATA

The BIS's near-elimination of its gold swaps suggests that gold price suppression is quickly coming to an end or being defeated.

Chaos is Creating its Own Costs

By David Haggith, The Daily Doom

The stock market's recent plunge was directly connected to Trump’s statement that tariffs would now certainly proceed forward.

Is Trump’s Crypto Reserve a Financial Time Bomb?

By David Russell, GoldCore

One thing is certain: Gold doesn’t play favourites, doesn’t rely on political whims, and has stood the test of time.

Central Bank Gold Buying Remained Strong to Kick Off 2025

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

Official central bank gold buying started 2025 the same way it ended 2024 - strong.

The U.S. is Hurtling Toward a Recession

By Jesse Colombo, Economic Analyst

As the coming recession unfolds, I expect gold to continue its upward trajectory, with silver eventually catching up as it historically tends to lag before making its move.