$88 Billion a Month: Why U.S. Debt Is Driving Gold Prices

Does US debt drive gold prices? The CBO confirmed the U.S. paid $529 billion in interest in just the first half of fiscal 2026 — $88 billion a month. Gold is at record highs and climbing. Here’s the fiscal mechanism every saver needs to understand before the next $88 billion bill arrives.

Why Western Investors Are Late to Gold’s Next Bull Market 

Gold reached record highs even as Western ETF investors sat out. Here’s why: central banks and emerging markets have fundamentally changed who drives gold demand—and what that shift means for portfolio strategy going forward.

Why Central Banks Are Buying Gold Again 

Central banks have been accumulating gold at the fastest pace since the 1950s. Discover the economic, geopolitical, and monetary forces driving this historic shift in global reserve strategy—and what it means for investors.

Can Stablecoins Save the Dollar? Why Central Banks Are Betting on Gold Instead

The financial world is witnessing an unprecedented shift. Professional traders are shorting the U.S. dollar at levels not seen in 20 years, while central banks buying gold at record rates signal a deeper loss of confidence in fiat currency. In a recent episode of The GoldSilver Show, Mike Maloney and Alan Hibbard dissect this dramatic transformation and expose why the Treasury’s proposed “stablecoin solution” may be nothing more than wishful thinking. Everyone’s Betting Against the Dollar—But Should They Be?  According to the latest Bank of America fund manager survey, professional traders are shorting the dollar in near-record amounts. As Mike […]