Peter Reagan

Unless you live in a cave located in the remote regions of the world, you probably heard about the Crowdstrike outage. A simple IT mistake (not even an act of cyberterrorism!) took down the world’s computers on July 19, costing over $5 billion and disrupting countless lives. Here’s how to be ready next time…

This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving precious metals and the overall economy. Stories include: Gold hits $2,424 on speculations of a rate cut, shifting our understanding of the gold market, and Africa’s turn to gold is sending us signals.

If you have that strange feeling like the full story about the U.S. economy isn’t being told, you’re not the only one. You might even be feeling like things are much worse than the Administration keeps touting through the corporate media. In fact, in this piece we’re going to explore several examples that illustrate just how the American public is being sold

This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving gold and the overall economy. Stories include: Gold is making another run towards $2,400, emerging market central banks to continue buying gold for decades, and why younger generations are three times more likely to buy gold than older ones.

This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving gold and the overall economy. Stories include: BofA forecasts $3,000 gold as central banks keep buying, taking apart some narratives against gold, and mysteries surrounding Chinese gold abound.

What Happens When Rate Cuts Come Too Soon. The cost of credit is high, and all eyes are on the Fed these days. The economy can’t tolerate today’s interest rates, so everyone expects rate cuts – but when? Here’s what happens when cuts come too soon…

As we’ve observed gold’s price gains since the start of the year, a question has been lingering on our minds. When gold left its $2,000/oz price behind six months ago, analysts wondered if this is going to be a permanent fixture. That level has mostly been forgotten now, and we could say that $2,300 is the new $2,000 – yet the doomsayers…

Inflation has persisted so long now I’m forced to consider whether the Fed is really as concerned with it as Powell lets on. Maybe they realize the cure could kill the patient? The cost of living has risen even more… Data confirms that housing expenses, energy and vehicle maintenance costs have all increased by double digits since January 2021

Gold prices could realistically reach $7,000 to $40,000, according to experts. The U.S. may be deliberately weakening the dollar to boost exports. Gold is unique in its inability to go to zero, making it a safe haven asset – accumulating more physical gold and silver during price drops is wise

No matter who’s in the White House, the federal government is facing a reckoning. Here’s why “business as usual” is over… As the election approaches, I expect more people just like you will become interested in owning gold and silver. Right now, over in the UK, an upcoming election has citizens queueing up outside the Royal Mint

This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving precious metals and the overall economy. The world’s #2 reserve currency, the 20-nation euro, is losing ground as central banks load up on gold. Today, we ask, what’s going on? Is the dollar next? Against gold, currencies aren’t just losing value, they’re losing relevance.

Steve Forbes believes that “the world is beginning to lurch toward a gold-based monetary system. This, despite the fact that the historical gold standard is held in almost universal contempt by economists and financial officials…” Should we be excited? Concerned?

Every time the rate of inflation has been released each month over the last few months, the Biden Administration and some media outlets appear to claim economic victory. But any small “victories” are equivalent to squeezing a fire hose so less water comes out. Unfortunately, the liquidity is still coming out at high pressure.

This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving precious metals and the overall economy. Stories include: $2,400 proves strong support as gold shifts gears towards $2,500, silver’s biggest move above $30 in a decade, and ways to interpret central banks’ portfolio theory today.

These days, between bank runs and debt defaults and trade wars, trust is in short supply. When the global financial system relies on trust to function, we have to ask – without trust, what are we left with? Almost no one in their right mind trusts what is going on in today’s chaotic economy.

This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving precious metals and the overall economy. We may be witnessing a once-in-a-lifetime repricing of financial assets (including gold); Britain’s £21 billion decision to liquidate gold early; and Zimbabwe’s currency issues aren’t gold’s fault.

The total debt owed by the United States federal government has reached incredible levels. Today, the total is $34,541,727,970,599.17 – but by the time you read this article, it’ll probably be higher. I say “probably” because the debt is growing exponentially so when you read this, another few hundred billion will have been added

This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving precious metals and the overall economy. Stories include: Has gold been performing due to high inflation?, Iran gold sellers go on strike over sales taxes and the list of countries bringing their gold home grows (again). Gold’s price defies “hawkish” sentiment from the Fed

“Pretty much everybody on the FOMC is talking from the same script right now,” said Guy LeBas, chief fixed income strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott. “With maybe one or two exceptions, policymakers pretty universally agree that the last few months of inflation data are too warm to justify action in the near term.”

President Biden’s decision to participate in the Ukraine-Russia conflict back in February 2022 has taken a new and dangerous turn this year. The U.S. dollar could suffer dramatically as a result. Before we explore that new development, we’re going to start by quickly summarizing some of the events that led the United States to this point.

Breaking news: The Wall Street Journal announced the first bank failure of 2024… “Regulators are set to seize the troubled Philadelphia bank Republic First Bancorp and are near a deal to sell it to another lender, the fourth high-profile bank failure since last spring.” So what happened to Republic First?

In addition to the already bad news we revealed last week, it looks like there is even more bad news for Biden. It appears like it’s becoming even more expensive to live in this country, no matter where you decide to put down roots or try to save for your retirement. So let’s take a quick look at why that could be…

This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving precious metals and the overall economy. Stories include: Sky-high gold forecasts by top names, why the Middle East escalation proves gold’s run isn’t driven by military conflict and could a surprise interest rate hike push gold’s price down?

One idea has become abundantly clear over the last four years: You can’t add 41% to the money supply and expect inflation to remain “transitory.” But that’s exactly what the Fed did over two years, after which President Biden picked up the ball in January 2021 and ran with it. The result has come to be known in the online media as “Bidenomics”

This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving precious metals and the overall economy. Stories include: Gold gains $100 in a week, gold’s gains are causing analysts to reassess the world order, and what are BRICS members Russia, China and India telling us about gold? Gold has been going up so fast analysts can’t keep track

This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving gold and the overall economy. Stories include: A World Bank insider explains central banks’ gold buying surge; yet another all-time high for gold’s price, , and just how strange is the lack of price action in silver? Exactly why are central banks de-dollarizing with gold?

There is a big disconnect between what the White House would like you to believe about the economy, and how most Americans are feeling about it right now. Some members of the Federal Reserve board, including Chairman Powell, tried to listen to the concerns that a handful of panelists had, and the result wasn’t surprising… The Fed got an earful

This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving precious metals and the overall economy. Stories include: Gold price shatters $2,200 to set new record – what’s next after yet another all-time-high gold price?; lessons from Turkey’s financial crisis, and China’s dramatic influence on the gold market.