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BIS Annual Report Again Confirms GATA's Accuracy with Bank’s Gold Swaps

The BIS' constant trading in gold swaps is perhaps the best proof that surreptitious gold market manipulation by at least one central bank continues as a matter of policy.

What Will Happen to Gold in the US Election?

The gold price has had a notable week marked by economic data, policy decisions and geopolitical events.

Federal Reserve Poised to Surrender to Inflation

It’s only a matter of time before the economy unravels. That’s when the markets will get the rate cuts they desperately want – even though inflation still has a heartbeat.

GoldSeek Radio Nugget - Dr. Ron Paul: Gold for Financial Security

Dr. Ron Paul suggested holding gold for security, not profit. Recalling advice from a gold dealer, he discussed buying gold as insurance at current prices for long-term stability.

Money Metals Midweek Memo: Market Insights and Economic Commentary

Maharrey offers an in-depth look at the economy, emphasizing the importance of understanding the underlying factors that drive market trends and economic conditions.

Well, Bite My Lip for Repeating This, but Pilot Powell Says We’re Now Coming in for a Soft Landing

In all, the labor market does appear to be rolling gently over; but the big question remains whether or not inflation will let Powell have his cake and eat it, too.

PBoC Gold Conduit Revealed—Chinese Central Bank Did Not Stop Buying Gold in May

The PBoC has few reasons to cease growing its gold reserves in the current geo-political and monetary landscape with a plethora of challenges.

The Fed Balance Sheet May Be a Side Show But It's Worth Watching

While everybody is focused on the prospect of an interest rate cut and the hope of easier money, most completely ignore the other central bank monetary policy – the Fed balance sheet.

Revising Away the Recession

It should be noted as ALWAYS being suspicious when all revisions (but one) go the way that is best for the government’s show-and-tell for months on end.

National Debt Blows Past $35 Trillion (Yawn)

Last July 26, the national debt blew past $35 trillion for the first time. We are now cursed with a debt of $35,001,278,179,208.67.

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