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Money Metals strives to provide readers and customers with the most up-to-date, high-quality news, commentary, and analysis relating to precious metals.
As a leading source for gold and silver news, we are proud to reach millions of readers with comprehensive insights into market trends, geopolitical developments, and legislative changes.
In this wrap-up, we highlight last month's Top Five most read articles at MoneyMetals.com/news...
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Mike Maharrey examines the economic pressures prompting major retailers to shutter thousands of stores in the coming year.
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Maharrey attributes the closures to persistent inflation, rising costs, and shifting spending patterns, which have strained both consumers and businesses.
He highlights growing consumer reliance on credit amidst record-high debt levels, coupled with corporations grappling with refinancing at higher interest rates.
Read more here...
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Jan Nieuwenhuijs reveals that China's central bank (PBoC) is secretly purchasing massive amounts of gold, far exceeding its official disclosures.
These purchases underscore China's strategy to position gold as central to a shifting international monetary system, reducing reliance on U.S. Treasuries, which have declined by $250 billion in China's holdings since 2022. Learn more about this shocking discovery here... | | |
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Nervous nations are now holding the vast majority of their gold outside of America's clutches.
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In this article, Jan Nieuwenhuijs highlights the historic shift in global gold reserves, with 78% now stored outside the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and the Bank of England, compared to just 51% in 1972.
This redistribution mirrors a broader shift toward a multipolar global order, where economic power increasingly shifts eastward, challenging the dollar's supremacy. Learn more here…
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Brien Lundin analyzes the recent surge in gold and silver prices, attributing the rally to a combination of seasonal patterns and technical indicators rather than geopolitical or surface-level economic news.
While some point to Middle Eastern instability or China's reported gold purchases, Lundin emphasizes China's broader monetary easing policies and the cyclical nature of gold markets. See the report… | | |
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Chris Powell of GATA highlights that a central bank-connected group has finally acknowledged the manipulation and suppression of gold prices in its recent paper, Gold and the New World Disorder.
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| The paper discusses the risks of a gold short squeeze, market disruptions tied to unallocated gold accounts, and evidence of historical price suppression through central bank sales and futures markets. See their remarkable admission here... | | |
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