The financial world has turned its attention to gold. Gold has flirted with $2,000 an ounce, and silver has reached $26, before corrections. Meanwhile, as the mainstream press is urging the public to stay away from gold, the U.S. Mint announced it would be shutting down some of its production. But that’s perhaps not even the biggest news out of the precious metals markets.
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Bitcoin’s bearishness has led investors to exit certain crypto derivatives products leading to trading volumes decreasing. CryptoCompare reported volumes for cryptocurrency-based exchange-traded-products (ETPs) declined to but a fraction of their August totals.
Perth Mint bullion sales in August declined for silver products. On the other hand, they reached a four-month high for gold products. The Mint’s sales…
The UK High Court ruled against Venezuela’s government in a legal battle regarding whether or not Venezuela could recall its $1bn of gold stored in…
Swiss exports of gold to the United States increased to 111.7 tons in April, representing the largest monthly total on record, as shipments to other…
“We live in a corrupt system run by elites that are there for profit, manipulation and control,” David Morgan said on The GoldSilverBitcoin podcast. “And…
Trace Mayer, an original proponent of Bitcoin, is an entrepreneur, investor, journalist, and monetary scientist. Along with degrees in accounting and law, he is a proponent…
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo accused Venezuela’s leaders of stealing nine tons of gold ($500 million worth) from the country’s reserve and shipping the bars to longtime ally Iran. Pompeo said in a tweet on May 2 that “thugs” from the regime of Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro “looted” nine tons of gold bars and sent them to Iran, claiming Venezuela’s leaders were “partnering with the world’s leading state sponsor of terror.”