Beijing's revenge: China turns off the tap for the American defense industry
The trade war escalates: China imposes severe sanctions on rare earth giants and defense companies from the US.
The trade war escalates: China imposes severe sanctions on rare earth giants and defense companies from the US.
For years, whispers of a coming silver squeeze have echoed through precious metals circles. Now, it appears the moment has arrived - and the consequences are reverberating from London to Tokyo.
Instead of stalling at the highly significant psychological levels of $4,000 and $50, gold and silver sliced through them today, in yet another sign of powerful momentum.
The silver shortage in London is only a small glimpse of what lies ahead when the paper silver system unravels and a frantic rush begins for the extremely limited supply of physical silver.
Gold and silver soared to simultaneous all-time highs today - a rare and historic moment marking a turning point in global confidence and the return to real money.
Gold may hit $10,000/oz, and that might be conservative. With rising debt, inflation, and geopolitical tension, this age-old safe haven could soar beyond expectations.
The US has shipped silver bars to London as a historic market squeeze pushes prices above $50/oz. Physical shortages and soaring premiums signal unprecedented global silver stress.
A global silver squeeze is reaching crisis levels as supply shortages, collapsing London inventories, and soaring demand push prices above $50 per ounce
Ray Dalio warns today’s economy mirrors the 1970s - urging investors to hold up to 15% of their portfolios in gold as the metal surges past $4,000 an ounce amid soaring debt and global uncertainty.
Panic buying grips Japan as gold prices soar past $4,000. Long lines form in Tokyo as investors rush to secure bullion amid growing distrust in paper money.
A global silver shortage is spreading from the UK to Canada and Asia, as dealers run out of coins and bars amid record demand and falling inventories.