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The bottom line is gold’s sharp pullback in recent weeks was sparked by a series of gold-futures shorting attacks.

Jim Rickards investigates the future of the global monetary system and explores the potential impact of a sovereign debt and global monetary crisis that may emerge as a result of a U.S. dollar default, the future of the Chinese yuan, as well as the new case for gold.

Doug Casey recently discussed the French presidential election—and why it matters to US investors.

The big worry for the markets is the fact that anti-Euro candidate Marin Le Pen could potentially win.

The popularity of the GDXJ ETF product has been so overwhelming, VanEck reported they would be changing the index rules to accommodate the increased demand

The price of gold entered 2017’s Easter long weekend on a five-month high in response to a cascade of geopolitical events and mid-week comments by United States President Donald J. Trump.

Gold is being powered higher by excellent demand in India (the world’s biggest wedding season is in play), institutional investor concerns about the US debt ceiling (the next deadline is April 28), strong growth in China, and by the populism wave that is sweeping through most of the Western world.

Several “black swans” are looming which could inflict a financial nuclear accident on the U.S. markets and financial system.

Recent progress made in streamlining trade in local currencies has brought Moscow and Beijing closer to creating a financial architecture that could facilitate transactions in gold.

To claim that the global demand for physical gold is collapsing is seeded in either ignorance or mal-intent. But either way, the assertion is outright idiotic when the facts are examined

Seems to me the world is ready to hyperinflate into gold. After all, all currencies have already hyperinflated in the financial world.

The United States Federal Reserve carried through on weeks of speculation by boosting its benchmark interest rate by a quarter point to a range between 0.75 and one percent.

Arizona Senate Committee passed a bill that would eliminate state capital gains taxes on gold and silver specie, and encourage its use as currency.

The Bank of Mexico (Banxico) has become one of the first central banks in the world to reveal its gold bar list.

In a February 28, 2017 speech widely regarded by analysts as heavy on rhetoric but light on substance, United States President Donald J. Trump reiterated the campaign promises that brought him to power without offering any plans for how or when he would deliver them.

The banks must feel threatened by the recent activity in both physical and paper gold trading.

There was another ban that was quietly proposed last week, and this one has far wider implications: a ban on cash.

Currecide represents the most pernicious, expansive and potentially profitable fraud ever committed against the people in history.

Gold bulls wagering the bullion rally has more room to run may have history on their side with the arrival of a new U.S. president.

Mr. Trump does not know it, but applying a policy of protectionism for American industry through tariffs on imports means the death of the world's monetary system based on the dollar.