Host Mike Maharrey opens this Midweek Memo by joking that every day is Black Friday now. The episode drops on a Wednesday, yet he insists yesterday was Black Friday, tomorrow will be Black Friday, and ...

The gold stock sector has not been unique since the spring, when it was relatively strong while cyclical markets imploded under the pressure of Tariff mania. However, once the broads got on board the ...

Gold (XAU/USD) keeps crawling higher, and is on track to close the week 2.7% higher, with the US Dollar weighed by rising bets of Fed monetary easing. XAU/USD has been capped at $4,190 earlier on ...

LONDON () Gold (XAU/USD) holds steady on Friday after a bout of volatility sparked by the CME trading outage pushed prices off their intraday peak.

The gold and silver prices are rallying again this morning, and in today's video, Vince explains why ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday, gold and silver investors are giving their thanks to the global ...

Many hold that a growing economy requires a growing money supply in order to provide support to economic growth. This gives the impression that money is the means of sustenance that sustains economic ...

NEW YORK () Deutsche Bank (DBKGn.DE), raised its 2026 gold price forecast to $4,450 an ounce from $4,000 on Wednesday, citing stabilising investor flows and persistent central bank demand.The bank now ...

LONDON () Gold (XAU/USD) edges higher on Wednesday as traders lean into a more dovish Federal Reserve (Fed) outlook, with XAU/USD trading around $4,171, near two-week highs after closing almost ...

The best-performing precious metal for the past week was gold, still down 0.96%. Gold is set for a small weekly decline as rate-cut expectations fade, though geopolitical tensions, after Ukraine and ...

Since the October interest rate cut, the entire Treasury yield curve from 3-month to 30 years has gone up. In other words, the Federal Reserve doesn’t have nearly as much control over interest rates ...

The 2026 Sound Money Index, released today, reveals that Wyoming, Idaho, and Missouri are now the most pro-sound money states in the United States.