In short, no. Prices will never durably fall until we get rid of the Federal Reserve. Because deflation -- falling prices -- ...

The Swiss National Bank cut its interest rate to zero and could go negative. Swiss monetary policy is an interesting contrast ...

The Earth is leaking. The good news is this isn’t bad news, because the Earth is leaking gold and other precious metals.

After Tuesday's 4.49% surge, platinum has broken through the key $1,200 to $1,300 resistance zone that had been a major ...

Powell & Company at the Federal Reserve sees an elevated stagflation threat. In response, they decided to do nothing.

Investment demand for gold remained strong in India last month, even has higher prices and season trends created headwinds ...

Central banks have gobbled up over 1,000 tonnes of gold for three straight years, and most central bankers think the buying ...

The Vietnamese gold market is about to undergo significant reforms that could boost competition, lower prices, and increase ...

The U.S. dollar is undergoing a major technical breakdown—a highly bullish development for commodities, especially precious ...

The IMF supports the Zimbabwe gold-backed ZiG “fully becoming a national currency,” replacing the U.S. dollar as the ...

Eventually other media will start writing about these huge purchases as well. Sooner or later, the truth will come out.

Americans are accustomed to assets being priced in terms of Federal Reserve note dollars. It makes sense, of course.