Notable Weekly News


January 2023

01/20/2023

Gold Is Getting Its Glitter Back

In today’s markets, there aren’t many other things you can turn to as a long-term safe haven.
01/20/2023

Silver prices could touch a 9-year high in 2023 – with a bigger upside than gold

Silver could hit a nine-year high of $30 per ounce this year and become a better performer than gold.
01/20/2023

Inflation isn’t coming down without a recession and interest rates will continue to skyrocket, JPMorgan Asset Management investment chief says

The Fed will have to cause a recession to bring inflation down, JPMorgan Asset Management’s Bob Michele warned.
01/20/2023

US debt ceiling forces Treasury into ‘extraordinary measures’

The U.S. officially hit its debt ceiling of $31.38 trillion Thursday, which prompted the Treasury Department to use “extraordinary measures” to avoid defaulting on the national […]
01/20/2023

The Fed and the House Are Both Bringing on a Recession

As the Federal Reserve’s policy whiplashes too quickly, a debt limit fight injects unnecessary uncertainty into the economy.
01/20/2023

A debt ceiling standoff may trigger ‘serious’ fallout for Americans, warns economist. Here’s what it means for you

The U.S. will likely hit its $31.4 trillion debt ceiling Thursday. A default could follow, would have far-reaching negative impacts for consumers and investors.
01/13/2023

This Chart Holds the Key to the Fed’s Next Moves

It pays to follow the charts and not just the Federal Reserve’s words. Here’s what they say now.
01/13/2023

Zoltan Pozsar, The Four Prices Of Money, And The Coming Gold Bull Market

ZeroHedge – On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
01/13/2023

Gold trades near 8-month high and analysts expect its rise to continue

Gold notched an 8-month intraday high on Monday as the precious metal’s strong start to 2023 continued, buoyed by lower yields and a weaker dollar.
01/13/2023

US faces increased stagflation threat in 2023 after wave of government spending

The U.S. economy could face a 1970s-style stagflation crisis in 2023 as it confronts still-high inflation, rising unemployment and slow economic growth.
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