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Narrow Fiat Money Supply And Gold

Until the fiscal deficits slow, gold will break more records, says Paul Wong. He says the total amount of treasuries has expanded 100-fold since the early 1970s. The changes of the past years promote the status of treasury to be regarded as narrow money, he says. Money supply expansion is the cause of high interest rates and national debts.

Geopolitical Relief Triggers Gold Selloff: Prices Dip Below $2,350 Mark, Mining Stocks Hit Hard

Gold prices declined 2.7% Monday to below $2,350 as geopolitical risks wane. Silver, closely associated with gold, experienced its most substantial drop since last October. Plummeting gold prices weighed on mining stocks, with the VanEck Gold Miners ETF witnessing a 4.3% decline.

Weekly Report: what happened at SIL last week (0415-0419)?

Commodity Roundup: Oil sheds over 2%, gold down 1% as Mideast tensions ease

Commodities Energy Commodity Roundup: Oil sheds over 2%, gold down 1% as Mideast tensions ease. Crude oil prices fell more than 2% on Monday as Middle East tensions eased. Brent futures fell 0.58% to $86.58 a barrel. Gold prices retreated as well, registering a third consecutive weekly loss.

Gold tallies fifth straight weekly rise with Middle East risks rising

Gold tallies fifth straight weekly rise with Middle East risks rising. Front-month Comex gold for April delivery closed up +1.8% for the week to $2,398.40/oz. Gold's 16% YTD rally driven by a combination of geopolitical risks related to the Middle East and Ukraine.

Commodity Roundup: Oil erases early gains, gold volatile after Israel’s strike on Iran

Buying To The Bottom In Gold & Silver With Don Durrett

Commodity Roundup: Natural gas rises ahead of inventory data, oil extends losses