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While a shocking negative 12.8 reading in the Philadelphia Fed’s manufacturing survey triggered recession alarms across Wall Street on Thursday, the real story of economic distress was unfolding in the vaults, refineries, and airport tarmacs of the global precious metals market. As spot silver blew past $53 an ounce to all-time highs, a stunning forecast […]

Despite the risk of some near-term volatility and potential consolidation, gold and silver remain in unstoppable uptrends as Bank of America expects prices to reach $5,000 and $65 an ounce, respectively, next year. The bank forecasts gold prices will average around $4,438 an ounce for the year, with silver averaging $56.25 an ounce. Bank of

The Federal government has shutdown, reflecting deep institutional dysfunction. Dangerous national debt highlights ongoing government instability and economic risk. Physical gold offers a secure way to protect your finances.  Government Shutdown Highlights Instability  After Congress failed to reach an agreement, the Federal government has shut down. This shutdown is not an isolated incident. Instead, it’s

The Federal Reserve cut rates 25 points to counter slowing growth and rising unemployment. Economists and market veterans warn a 2025 recession may be unavoidable. Protect your finances and purchasing power by diversifying with physical gold. Rate Cuts: Too Little, Too Late The Federal Reserve has officially shifted gears. After months of holding interest rates

Headlines suggest recession fears are fading. But beneath the surface, a very different picture is emerging. New data from labor markets, housing, and consumer spending point to growing vulnerabilities that echo patterns from past downturns. For retirees and those nearing retirement, these are signals that your savings could soon face serious risks. Labor Market Weakness

Although inflation has eased significantly from the 2021–2022 spike— when it hit 9 percent—it remains somewhat elevated at 2.7 percent today. What matters more, however, is the lingering burden it has placed on American households. A Statista Consumer Insights survey from June–July 2025 found that nearly half of U.S. adults (49%) identified the high cost