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In recent weeks, while the eurozone has suffered escalating levels of systemic stress in government bond markets and its banking system, the gold price has fallen under $1,600. One would have thought that – but for the occasional fat-finger trade – gold would rise in all this instability, not fall. Putting aside ...
The market sell-off continued yesterday, with European political uncertainty continuing to dominate headlines. Spain has nationalised the crippled lender Bankia, while Greece is moving closer to fresh elections, as politicians in Athens fail to agree on the formation of a new coalition government. German European Central Bank member ...
Investment managers, financial commentators and academics will be gathering in Zagreb on May 9 for the city's "2nd Precious Metals Conference". Speakers will be examining the world's debt crisis, the role of precious metals in modern portfolios, and the lessons we can learn from past experience with the gold standard. Speakers ...
Last week, an Austrian-School economist, Robert Wenzel, gave a speech to the New York Federal Reserve, and separately Bloomberg hosted a television debate between Ron Paul, who is running for the Republican Presidential nomination, and Professor Paul Krugman, one of the foremost advocates of Keynesian economic policy. The debate between ...
As funding pressures and economic distress increase in Spain, talk of a potential breakup of the eurozone has returned. There has been debate as to whether this would be a deflationary or inflationary event, and how it would affect the precious metals markets. In the event of a breakup, investors need to be prepared for a period of ...
Gold and silver had a good finish to the end of last week, with the gold price settling at $1,664 – comfortably above selling resistance that has capped the price at $1,650 in recent weeks. It now looks like it could test the next band of resistance around $1,680. The silver price continues to struggle in comparison with gold, ...
Much has been learned from the ongoing financial debacle that has been painfully rattling the world’s financial structure in recent years. Foremost among these valuable lessons is the realisation that all financial assets have risks. Even the bonds of many sovereign nations are being called into question, and rightly so. Though ...
A Broken Narrative Recently I was asked by a high school teacher if I had any ideas about why students today seem so apathetic when it comes to engaging with the world around them. I waggishly responded, "Probably because they're smart." In my opinion, we're asking our young adults to step into a story that doesn't make any ...
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