Precious Metals News
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13 Feb 2019
Auto-Loan Delinquencies Are the Highest Since 2012
(Read more)The share of subprime borrowers who fell well behind on car payments the last three months of the year was the highest since the second quarter of 2010.
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19 Dec 2018
The $7.9 Trillion Pile of Negative-Yielding Debt Is Growing Fast
(Read more)The world just doesn’t seem able to shake its addiction to negative-yielding debt.
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13 Dec 2018
ECB ends crisis-fighting bond buys but eyes increasing risks
(Read more)The ECB promised to keep rates at current record lows at least through next summer and a first post-crisis interest rate rise will come only in early 2020.
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06 Dec 2018
The Yield Curve Is Trying to Tell Us Something
(Read more)An inversion means it’s time to start the recession clock – the only question is how long to wait.
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29 Nov 2018
Fed warns that a 'particularly large' plunge in market prices is possible if risks materialize
(Read more)The Fed noted that the share of investment-grade debt classified at the low end of the range has "reached near-record levels" of $2.25 trillion, or about 35 percent of the total corporate bonds.
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11 Oct 2018
As Stocks and Bonds Crash (A Rare Event) – Gold Surprised With A Rally
(Read more)The DOW collapsed roughly 3.3% – more than 800 points. But honestly – I wasn’t surprised. This was bound to happen. . .
As ‘real’ rates (adjusted for inflation) begin rising – which finally began a few days ago – the market and economy will start feeling the tightening.
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16 Aug 2018
How Gold And Will Silver Trade During The Next Market Crash
(Read more)While many investors believe the gold and silver price will crash during the next market meltdown, I see a much different outcome. Yes, it is true that the metals may sell off initially in the beginning, but I believe gold and silver will disconnect from the broader markets and move up much higher.
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06 Aug 2018
Wait Until You See the Price of Gold in Venezuela Right Now
(Read more)By Frank Holmes
Last month in Venezuela’s capital city of Caracas, a cup of coffee would have set you back 2 million bolivars. That’s up from only 2,300 bolivars 12 months ago, meaning the price of a cup of joe has jumped nearly 87,000 percent, according to Bloomberg’s Café Con Leche Index. And you thought Starbucks was expensive.
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15 Jun 2018
The 2018 In Gold We Trust Report
The highly anticipated 12th edition of the annual “In Gold We Trust” report was released on May 29th. The report, authored by Ronald Peter Stoeferle and Mark Valek of Incrementum AG, focuses on gold’s performance in the monetary turmoil of the current times. Silver Bullion is a premium sponsor of this year’s report.
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07 Jun 2018
Gold price: Investors are pouring $1 billion per month into ETFs
(Read more)New data from the World Gold Council show retail and institutional investors in gold ETFs poured a net $771.3m into global funds in May, despite a pullback in the US, the largest market.