Would you trade fiat dollars for common bottle caps? Probably not, right? Not unless they were some pretty special bottle caps. After all, you’d be trading money for a worthless scrap of metal you can ...

Mike Maharrey kicks off the Money Metals Midweek Memo with a confession. Over a decade ago, he almost turned down a role in ...

While most retail investors in the West are still trying to figure out how to spell gold or silver, conditions in the East remain quite a bit different. Especially as China's Shanghai gold stockpile ...

Gold represents financial security – even when the world is against you. Russia has used its extensive gold holdings to keep its economy afloat in the midst of aggressive Western sanctions after it ...

Gold (XAU/USD) bulls have failed to breach the psychological resistance area around the $3,400 level on Friday and are showing an impulsive reversal, weighed by the broader US Dollar strength, that ...

Gold inflows into ETFs through the first half of 2025 hit levels not seen since the pandemic, and that trend continued through July. According to the latest data compiled by the World Gold Council, 22 ...

According to a report yesterday in the Financial Times, Gold bars weighing 1 kilogram and 100 ounces were classified as subject to tariff by the US Customs Border Protection agency on July 31, ...

Last week, the Federal Reserve seemed to take note of the increasing speculation about the possibility of revaluing U.S. gold reserves to improve the financial position of governments and central ...

The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) softened on Thursday, slipping back below 44,000 as freshly minted tariffs weigh on growth prospects for key companies listed on the major blue-chip index.

Although gold has been relatively quiet in recent months following a strong start to the year, many investors have lost interest or assumed the rally has run its course.