Russia Is Selling Its Gold, And That’s Good News For Owners 

Reserves at the Bank of Russia just hit their lowest point since 2019 — a sale now ten months running. But the order in which a government liquidates its reserves reveals more about gold than the sale itself, and it’s good news for long-term owners.

Gold Pulls Back Ahead of Fed Meeting

Silver fell nearly three times faster than gold this month, pushing the gold-silver ratio to 73:1. Add a trimmed Goldman Sachs forecast and a Fed decision six days out, and October’s outlook turns on details most headlines have missed.

Gold Falls as Oil Pushes Fed Rate-Hike Bets Higher 

A sharp drop in gold and an even sharper one in silver looked like classic Fed-driven selling today, but the real trigger was oil. Here’s the mechanism connecting crude prices to rate expectations, and why the thesis behind owning metal hasn’t changed.

How Higher Silver Prices Can Create a Cash-Flow Squeeze for Recyclers 

Higher silver prices can draw more scrap into the market while increasing the cash recyclers need to finance it. Here’s why refinery settlement timing matters.

How 3.7% Inflation Impacts Wealth Preservation 

U.S. inflation reached 3.7% in September 2026, but gasoline prices climbed 34.2%. Why the official rate may not match your household’s experience—and what it means for protecting purchasing power.

Ronnie Stoeferle’s $8,900 Gold Forecast Comes With a Warning 

Gold could reach $8,900 by 2030, according to Ronnie Stoeferle. Yet he expects further downside before the next major rally. In this GoldSilver interview, he explains why his long-term outlook remains bullish, what could trigger gold’s next advance, and how he approaches gold, silver, and portfolio allocation.

Gold and Silver Dip on a Hot CPI Report 

Gold and silver fell after a hotter-than-expected September CPI report. Here’s what actually moved the metals, and why an owner who vaults gold and silver for the long run doesn’t need to track it.

Currency Swing Erases Gold’s Brief Dip 

A Fed governor’s hawkish remarks moved gold $40 this morning; a dollar swing erased it by lunch. The real yield near 2.9% is the number that actually explains the metal’s resilience.

US May be on Brink of Massive Gold Revaluation  

A $1 trillion accounting gap, a Treasury secretary who once got called a gold bug, and a Fed paper on five past revaluations. Here’s why one researcher now rates the odds above a coin flip.

Short-Term Pressure Pushes Gold Down  

The dollar hit an 18-month high this week, CPI lands Wednesday, and gold dipped right on cue. None of it matters if you own metal to hold, not trade. Here’s the difference between tracking a calendar and owning insurance.