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More Quantitative Easing on the Horizon?

Since the economic meltdown that began in 2007, the term Quantitative Easing has entered the vocabulary of economists, analysts and traders. This monetary tool of central banks is a fancy way of saying,... Read More »

Chinese Are Now Players in Setting London Silver Fix

The London silver markets continue their transformation and Chinese financial institutions continue to expand their influence as evidenced in a recent announcement. CME Group and Thomson Reuters states that the China Construction Bank... Read More »

Global Economic Fears Have Investors Moving Back to Gold

Although gold has always occupied a unique place in the world’s economic history, John Meyer of SP Angel recently discussed during a Bloomberg interview why so many analysts and gold investors are now... Read More »

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Price of Silver Weekly Recap: March 14 – March 18, 2016

The price of silver opened the week above last week’s low on Thursday, trending around $15.30 per ounce. Monday completed three days of consecutive gains, but no significant news changed the silver price... Read More »

Price of Gold Weekly Recap: March 14 – March 18, 2016

This week was good for gold prices after Wednesday’s Federal Reserve meeting bounced gold prices upwatrd, but the yellow metal entered the week tentatively, first slipping on Monday. Ahead of the FOMC meeting,... Read More »

Does a Strong Dollar Today Mean a Strong Dollar Tomorrow?

While many Americans cheer the idea of a strong U.S. dollar, the economic implications of such a status have myriad economic implications. When the dollar is on the rise and enjoying positive news,... Read More »