Month: September 2023

Gold, an iconic and highly prized metal, is entrenched in global history and culture. Housed in the Bank of England’s vaults are over 400,000 gold bars. Originally from meteorites, most….

Gold prices remain strong, suggesting more growth. U.S. national debt has exceeded $33 trillion, adding to daily economic strains. With threats of a government shutdown and negative credit ratings, coupled….

U.S. debt costs are surging, as indicated by the record seven-year Treasury yield. As U.S. consumer strength wanes, experts predict an impending recession. Amidst these concerns, the Biden administration’s trying….

Source: Streetwise Reports 09/28/2023 Dakota Gold Corp. reports assay results from one of its gold projects in the historic Homestake District of South Dakota. See why the area was once….

Source: Adrian Day 09/28/2023 Global Analyst Adrian Day discusses some of the highlights of meetings he had with senior gold mining executives at two recent industry conferences. September is a….

The reliance on fiat currency, not backed by tangible assets like gold or silver, puts our economy at risk. This system lets the government produce more currency, leading to decreased….

PCE indicators hint at rising inflation, echoing trends in CPI and PPI. UMich inflation outlooks increased, but were lower than August’s readings. Despite the market predicting inflation growth, sentiment suggests….

Under Bidenomics, bank credit growth fell by 0.5% YoY. Recent data reveals that the perceived robustness of the Bidenomics economy is short-lived, with figures typically revised downwards after initial positive….

Moody’s warns of escalating systemic risks in the US financial system due to a “race to the bottom” between banks and private credit funds backing high-risk leveraged buyouts. With worsening….