Gold World Articles
They Doubled the Buybacks and Nobody Called It Easing
The Fed spent Wednesday debating a rate hike. The Treasury spent Wednesday doubling its long-end bond buybacks — from $2 billion to at least $4 billion per operation — two days after the 30-year...
Nobody Is Pricing a Cut. Gold Doesn't Care.
Nobody is pricing a September rate cut — the market is pricing a possible hike — and gold has still rallied roughly 8% since July 30. Brian Hicks on why July's -0.6% retail sales miss, a 4.7%...
It Wasn't the War. It Was 23,000 Jobs.
Gold is back above $4,400 after its best week since mid-January — but the catalyst wasn't the Iran war. It was a July jobs report that showed payrolls falling 23,000 and cracked the Fed's hike...
The Most Bullish Number in Gold Right Now Is 7.69%
Only 7.69% of gold mining stocks remain on buy signals — a once-or-twice-a-cycle extreme. Jason Williams explains why the sector's field position, central bank buying, and miner margins point to a...
The Metals So Rare They Make Gold Look Common
Some of the world's most critical metals are produced in mere hundreds of tons per year. The same scarcity driving gold's bull market points straight at tungsten, beryllium, rhenium, and hafnium.