Central banks

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.

How can ordinary people ever understand the importance of gold when they are continuously fed with false and distorted facts.

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

There are lies, damned lies and news, to paraphrase British Prime Minister Disraeli who said: “There are lies, damned lies and statistics. Today we are fed with lies ubiquitously in the form of news and most people who just follow conventional media are totally unaware of the truth. Because the t...

The US owes the world 453,000 tonnes of gold which is almost 3 times all the gold ever produced in history.

The coming French presidential elections are increasing the uncertainty surrounding the euro.

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.

For the third consecutive time since the tightening cycle began in December 2015, gold rallied on the back of a Fed hike.

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.