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Hong Kong surrendered its monetary autonomy decades ago, thanks to a unique mechanism that restricts its currency fluctuation to a narrow band of 7.75 and 7.85 per dollar. That means the city's ...
Now if only mainstream financial news organizations, toadies of the government, would report the ordinary facts about it: * * * By Brien Lundin Gol ...
Central banks have emerged as a driving force behind the record-breaking bull market for gold, and while the true scale of their buying is shrouded in mystery, nobody expects them to stop.
In this hard-hitting interview, precious metals expert David Morgan exposes how the Comex and paper silver contracts are distorting true silver prices -- leaving retail investors misled and market ...
Sprott Money's Andrew Sleigh, interviewed by his colleague Kellen Ainey, says suppression of gold and silver prices by bullion banks continues but is far less effective and has much less duration ...
The safety of Germany's gold reserves held overseas and in New York in particular, until recently mainly a talking point for the country's far-right party and gold bugs, is becoming a matter of public ...
The Gold and Silver Trees of Life are the first 99.99% Irish bullion rounds and are truly sovereign (non-legal tender) coins. They are beautiful and limited in mintage and supply, making them highly ...
Deep in the mountains of northern Peru, a bloody war is being fought over gold. As its international price sets successive record highs above $3,000 an ounce, criminal gangs, illegal miners, and ...
"Rigged" is a concise explanation of government's currency market rigging policy and extensively credits GATA's work exposing it. Ten percent of sales proceeds are contributed to GATA. Buy a copy for ...
FRANKFURT, Germany -- The European Union is set to delay new, global rules governing banks' trading again as it waits for more clarity about the U.S. administration's plans to deregulate its financial ...
The euro could become a viable alternative to the U.S. dollar as the global standard currency for international trade, according to European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde.