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  • Australia’s Central Bank Delays Rate Cut Despite Easing Inflation
    Australia’s central bank surprised markets by keeping interest rates steady at 3.85% instead of cutting them as expected. Most investors had predicted a rate cut due to slowing inflation and weak consumer spending, but the Reserve Bank of Australia said it needs more data before easing. The decision sent the Australian dollar higher and bond […]
  • Has Gold Peaked? Here’s What the M2-to-Gold Ratio Data Shows 
    Has gold really peaked — or is the next breakout just beginning? Mike Maloney and Alan Hibbard reveal what the M2-to-Gold Ratio is signaling now… The post Has Gold Peaked? Here’s What the M2-to-Gold Ratio Data Shows  appeared first on GoldSilver.
  • Countdown to Tariffs: August 1 Deadline Looms for U.S. Trade Partners
    President Trump has announced sweeping new tariffs: 25% on goods from Japan and South Korea, and up to 40% on imports from a dozen other countries. Set to take effect August 1, the move has reignited fears of global trade disruptions. Trump warned that any retaliatory tariffs would be met with even higher U.S. duties. […]
  • Tariffs vs. Treasuries: What’s Pressuring Gold Prices Now
    Gold edged lower this week, driven by a spike in U.S. 10-year Treasury yields after President Trump introduced aggressive new tariffs targeting major Asian trade partners. The move—intended to force renegotiation of trade deals—raised concerns about slowing global growth and potential retaliatory moves from China. While rising yields typically reduce gold’s appeal, the economic uncertainty […]
  • Central Banks Sound Alarm: Nearly Half See U.S. Debt Restructuring as Realistic Possibility
    A UBS survey of nearly 40 central banks reveals significant concerns about U.S. financial stability. Almost half believe a U.S. debt restructuring is possible, while two-thirds worry about Federal Reserve independence amid criticism from President Trump and White House officials. Despite these concerns, 80% expect the dollar to remain the world’s reserve currency. Central banks […]
  • Investing in Precious Metals: How It Works and Why It Matters
    In uncertain markets, gold and silver stand the test of time. Discover why savvy investors turn to precious metals for inflation protection, crisis resilience, and long-term portfolio stability. Learn how to get started with physical assets, ETFs, or mining stocks—and why now might be the smartest time to invest. The post Investing in Precious Metals: […]
  • From July to Labor Day: The Evolving Timeline of Trump’s Global Trade Negotiations
    President Trump’s trade timeline is shifting. While tariff letters were delivered Monday with a July 9 progress deadline, countries won’t actually pay tariffs until August 1. This gap has confused financial markets. Administration officials are showing flexibility with deadlines. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and economic adviser Stephen Miran suggest countries negotiating in good faith could […]
  • Gold-Backed Crypto Tokens See Explosive Growth
    Gold’s 27% price surge since late 2024 has sparked massive interest in gold-backed cryptocurrency tokens. The two dominant players, Tether’s XAUT and Paxos’ PAXG, control 85% of the $2.05 billion tokenized gold market. XAUT saw explosive 172% growth in holders, jumping from 3,104 to 8,466 wallets, while PAXG grew 38% to reach 48,763 wallets. Each […]
  • Gold Retreats to $3,310 as Trade Deal Extensions Signal Reduced Market Tensions
    Gold retreated from recent gains, falling to around $3,310 per ounce as markets digested mixed signals from ongoing trade negotiations. The precious metal’s decline reflects reduced safe-haven demand as multiple US trade partners work toward agreements, with Treasury Secretary Bessent suggesting a potential three-week extension beyond the July 9 deadline for countries still negotiating. Despite […]
  • Trump Sets August 1 Deadline for New Tariffs as BRICS Nations Push Back
    President Trump announced a 10% additional tariff on countries that align with “Anti-American policies of BRICS” during the bloc’s summit in Brazil. Though Trump didn’t define these policies, experts believe he’s targeting BRICS’ push to reduce dependence on U.S.-led financial systems and the dollar. BRICS leaders responded by criticizing “unjustified unilateral protectionist measures” that violate […]