Inflation
Inflation Is Cooling. So Why Are the Warning Signs Getting Louder?
The latest economic reports offer reasons for optimism. Inflation eased in June. The economy continued growing during the first quarter. Retail sales remained positive, and new-home sales improved slightly in the latest report released July 24. But beneath those headline numbers, several warning signs remain. Hiring has slowed, participation in the workforce has declined and…
Read MoreRetirees Are Quietly Moving Assets Out of the Dollar
Something unusual is happening—and most people haven’t noticed yet. Across the country, a growing number of retirees are quietly making changes to how they hold their life savings. Not drastic moves. Not panic. Just steady, deliberate shifts away from relying entirely on the U.S. dollar. It’s not being talked about on the evening news. But…
Read MoreMonetary Gold Breaking Down America’s Debt, the Dollar’s Decline, and the Rise of Gold W/ Stephen Gardner
Monetary Gold’s David Schroeder joined Steven Gardner for his second appearance, and the two had a wide-ranging conversation about the economy and the direction of the country. They talked about Washington’s nonstop spending, the growing national debt, and how borrowing trillions each year puts pressure on the dollar. Schroeder pointed out that central banks around…
Read More$48 Silver: The Next Frontier Is Within Reach
In 2025, silver has roared higher — more than doubling from earlier lows — and the buzz in commodity markets is growing louder: $48 an ounce is now on many analysts’ radar. What once felt like an aggressive target is no longer speculative fantasy but a realistic possibility as fundamentals and sentiment converge. Why Optimism…
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