silver
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Why Some Analysts See a Silver Surplus Coming
Solar panels are using much less silver, and some forecasters now expect the market to tip from shortage to surplus. The official 2026 forecast still shows a deficit. What decides it may be how…
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Central Banks Keep Buying Gold as Rate-Hike Bets Weigh on Prices
Rate-hike bets and 5% Treasury yields have pulled gold well below its January record. Central banks are still buying at a steady pace. Silver has no such buyer behind it. Gold now trades at…
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Gold’s Problem Isn’t Yields. It’s Why They’re Rising.
The dollar tells you the reason, and right now the reason is bad for gold. If you think watching the 10-year Treasury yield is enough to predict gold, you’re missing the point. The level…
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The gold trap: Why the safe haven is losing its footing
The rally is stalling. For anyone holding gold or silver, the current market setup feels less like a temporary breather and more like a steady slide. We are seeing significant downward pressure across the…
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Analyzing Gold Price Correlations and Commodity Market Outlooks
Gold’s Path to a Double Current gold price movements are being analyzed through historical comparison, specifically noting a 93% correlation coefficient with the bull market observed from 1976 to 1980. This statistical relationship suggests…
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Analyzing Gold Market Volatility and Long-Term Price Projections
Gold’s Volatility and Shifting Market Sentiment The gold market has recently been characterized by significant volatility, marked by extended rallies followed by extended corrections. This recent period included a deep correction where the price…
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The ‘Image of Man’: Culture, Ideology and the Fight Over Western Civilization
For Susan Kokinda, the fight between the “American System” and the imperial order is ultimately about the “image of man”: whether people are creators or animals to be managed. She argues that ideologies from…
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Sovereignty vs. Empire: Iran, Ukraine and a Trump–Putin–Xi Summit
Susan Kokinda sees Trump’s foreign policy as a break with the “rules-based international order”: deals between sovereign nations instead of rules set by Western institutions, sanctions instead of war where possible, and perhaps a…
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Tariffs, Tax Breaks and Credit: Is America’s Factory Revival Real?
Susan Kokinda says America’s factory revival has already begun, driven by three tools: tariffs, a 100% write-off for new factories and government credit for strategic industries. The official data show manufacturing jobs have stopped…
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Triffin, Debt and Gold: Is a ‘Bretton Woods 2.0’ on Trump’s Table?
Susan Kokinda believes the Trump administration is “very seriously and very quietly” rethinking the dollar-based financial system, and points to Judy Shelton, a gold-standard advocate now advising Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, as a sign.…