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Gold seen rising as Canadian miner eyes lack of exploration
Bullion prices are set to climb because there’s been a lack of exploration and the global industry isn’t replacing the reserves it’s been mining, according to Stephen Letwin, chief executive officer at Iamgold Corp.
Senator proposes legislation to end student debt crisis
The student loan debt crisis made headlines on March 22 after Senator Brian Schatz, along with other legislators in Washington, introduced the Debt-Free College Act, an act that will reportedly reverse the debt crisis in America.
Dollar weakens vs. yen, Swiss franc on U.S.-China trade tension
The dollar fell against the yen and Swiss franc on Wednesday after China retaliated against the Trump administration’s plan to slap tariffs on Chinese goods, proposing a list of similar duties on a wide range of U.S. imports.
Trade Is a Matter of Survival for China
Jim Rickards expresses his opinion about the evolution of the trade war between China and the USA.
Gold and 2018: Looks Like the Perfect Storm
The trade war, the economic crisis and the weak dollar are boosting investment in gold, which is rapidly increasing in value.
The First Wave of Inflation is Already Here… the Next One is the BAD One
The Prices Paid Index has just increased for its fourth consecutive month to 78.1 ; its highest level since April 2011.
An Oil Price Rally Is Likely
An oil price increasing is probably coming soon.
An Oil Price Rally Is Likely
An oil price increasing is probably coming soon.
Gold on course for $1,400 amid ‘winnerless’ trade war between US & China
Price for gold bullion will soar to the highest level in nearly half a decade if global trade tensions escalate, says the head of Sprott US Holdings Rick Rule, a long-time resource securities investor.
Germany wants its gold back
The German government is seeking to repatriate its physical gold to protect its economy from the threat of a new global economic crisis.