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Were The UK Pension Funds Just The Canary In The Gold Mine?
This week we ask if the wobble experienced by UK pension funds, last week, was just the canary in the gold mine for the global economy.
When Markets Forget That Central Banks Cannot Fix The World With Interest Rates
Central banks have printed so much money and kept interest rates low for so long that the unwinding of the damage is going to take time.
The Russian Gold Standard
Russia’s energy exports are not the only thing the West benefits from. One little-known fact about Russia is that its highest non-energy export is gold, exporting around $15 billion of gold bullion last year.
Why We Couldn’t Be Happier That Gold Is Boring
The gold price is hovering around US$1,800 per ounce, where it has averaged since the beginning of 2021.
More Energy Blows Are Dealt To Europe, Causing A Cold Chill To Be Even Colder
Europe was dealt another blow in the energy crisis at hand this week as oil supply from Russia was cut off for three European countries over a payment issue that resulted from sanctions.
Standby For Increased Gold Demand From China
Gold matters to nations, the same as individuals, because it has zero counterparty risk. China believes that its future is to eclipse America in economic size.
A Muddled Message From The Fed
The longer Chair Powell spoke during the press conference yesterday, the more gold and silver rallied on his ambiguous message.
Gold Traders On Trial: Only Buy Physical
Manipulation in the gold paper market is an ongoing battle.
Gold Cheers When The Fed Tries To Fight The Inevitable
Recessions are not generally good for gold. But recession fighting by governments and central bankers is very positive for gold. Politicians always print money as a response to the recession and this time will be no different.
Inflation Is Now Out Of The Control Of Central Banks
Bottom line: in a high inflationary environment when the cake becomes smaller, the fight over it becomes bigger.
When Gold Is Just Gold: Is Russian Gold Back In Favour?
For those asking if they should buy gold, two events this week provide further arguments on the benefits of holding the precious metal. 
Hold Gold As It All Boils Down To Counterparty Risk
When investors choose to buy gold bullion or invest in silver bars they are doing so because they wish to reduce their portfolio risk. One of those risks is counterparty risk.
It Turns Out They Really Thought They Had A Crystal Ball
Central bankers are panicking because their inability to predict the future has been revealed.
Did Central Banks Arrive At Their Target Inflation Rate By Mere Fluke?
The 2% inflation target was born out of somewhat of a fluke. There is not a great reason for this target besides it was what worked coming out of an era of much higher inflation.
Is Gold Starting To Behave Itself?
Equity markets have tumbled sharply since the beginning of the year while the gold price is positive.
Expect The Unexpected From The Fed
The Fed will likely still increase interest rates by 50 basis points the markets expect next week.
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