What Warsh as Fed Chair Means for the Gold Price

The DOJ dropped its Powell probe on April 24, clearing the path for Kevin Warsh to become the next Fed chair. Gold went up — the opposite of what most investors expected. Here’s why that price action makes sense, what the $39 trillion debt overhang means for gold under Warsh, and what Powell’s final FOMC press conference on April 29 could signal for precious metals investors.

5 Signals That Say Gold’s Bull Case Just Got Stronger

Five forces converged this week — a Fed independence fight, an IMF stagflation warning, an Iran ceasefire on a countdown clock, an unusual gold-copper signal, and a silver market drawing down inventory for the fifth straight year. Each one tells a different story. All five point in the same direction.