Bank of America warns that gold may be the last true safe haven as the U.S. national debt climbs to unprecedented levels, casting doubt on the stability of traditional assets like Treasury bonds.
Central bankers rarely discuss why they buy gold – but now they’re opening up. One leading central banker says gold “symbolizes the strength of the country.”
Longtime futures strategist Phil Streible tells Schwab Network that Middle East tensions and rotations in and out of metals, oil caused rise
New report suggests that gold is the last standing ‘safe haven’ asset
The yellow metal is surging past its previous inflation-adjusted peak of $2,553 an ounce in 1980.
Goldman Sachs predicts a historic milestone for gold: prices could surge to $3,000 by 2025. Is now the time to invest?
Gold hits record high at $2,696.62 amid global uncertainty. Geopolitical tensions, U.S. election, and Fed easing fuel surge. Investors flock to gold as safe haven.
Analysts suggest commodities such as gold and silver could do well during inflation, which is expected by some to “run wild.”
Financial analyst Dr. Jim Willie predicts a seismic shift in global markets as BRICS nations ditch U.S. Treasuries for gold.
New report from the World Gold Council suggests Chinese appetite for the yellow metal may have dropped slightly due to higher price, but a change is starting to be noticed.
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