Gold World Articles
After Boundary Waters, America’s Gold Map Starts to Change
Minnesota may look like a fight over one controversial district. It’s really a lesson in how policy shifts can start repricing buried gold optionality across the American mineral map.
The Silent Treaty: What Central Banks Just Signed Without Signing Anything
Central banks quietly signed a treaty no one ratified: buy gold, buy more, buy it faster. Brian Hicks on what Q1 2026's record purchases are really telling us.
The Ratio Is Lying to You
Silver's repricing isn't finished — and the market is finally starting to admit it.
The $42 Lie
The US Treasury still values its gold hoard at $42.22 an ounce — the single most absurd number on any official balance sheet in the world. Here's what happens when that $1.3 trillion phantom...
The Metals Behind the Arsenal — And Why Silver’s Part of It
Conflict has exposed how dependent modern military power is on scarce metals, brittle supply chains, and materials the U.S. still can’t replace quickly.