Well, that was quick. Seventy-one days to be exact. That’s how long it took for the federal government to add another trillion dollars to the national debt. In August, the debt eclipsed $37 trillion ...

What we see above is the reverse side of the US Double Eagle, $20 gold piece. At the time this coin circulated as money, a paper $20 bill was not actually "money," but rather a claim check on a $20 ...

After the big selloff in gold and silver, a Saxo Bank analyst says the metals are no longer overbought, but they are still under-owned.

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NEW YORK (October 23) Gold held steady within Wednesday’s range, testing $4,066 support, with a close above $4,161 eyeing a bull hammer breakout.Chart ActionGold traded tightly on Thursday, staying ...

NEW YORK (October 23) Despite this week’s correction, gold prices are likely to extend their 2025 gains as Fed rate cuts and a weaker dollar spur central banks and ETFs to continue buying, according ...

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There’s a strange contradiction among many gold owners. They buy gold to escape or reduce their dollar exposure but then look to sell that gold when the price of gold rises in dollar terms. And they ...

GOLD: Gold surged 32% in just two months, and if the 2006 pattern repeats, we could be on the verge of a sharp pullback toward the 200-day moving average by around this time next month (November 21st) ...

Chinese wholesale gold demand rebounded in September. This was partly due to a seasonal uptick in gold buying, along with continued support from investors as the yellow metal scaled new record highs.

It's getting pretty wild out there in the International Gold Market. One day the price goes up $170, the next day it's down $90. Behind the scenes, there's a rather intriguing high-stakes game of ...