Gold Hit a Three-Month High. Silver Hit a Two-Month High. One Story Connects Them.

Gold reached its best level since May and silver hit a two-month high, even as US growth data came in hot. Washington spent the week trying to force long-term interest rates down. That attempt failed, and the cost landed on the dollar instead. Five developments explain why both metals climbed.
Gold Had Its Best Week Since January. Wednesday’s CPI Could Take It Back.

Gold pulled back Monday after its best weekly gain since January. Here is the exact mechanism behind last week’s 7% move, why Wednesday’s CPI print is the deciding factor for the September Fed decision, and what Iran’s refusal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz means for the inflation picture.
Gold Rallied 6% This Week. Tomorrow One Number Decides Whether It Holds.

Gold rallied 6% this week after a weak ADP jobs report cut the September Fed hike probability by 10 percentage points. Here’s exactly how tomorrow’s NFP number will move gold and silver.
The Petrodollar System Explained: What It Is, How It Worked, and What’s Replacing It

The petrodollar system gave the US dollar its dominance for 50 years — every country needed dollars to buy oil, and oil exporters recycled those dollars back into US Treasuries. That arrangement is now shifting. Here is how the system worked, why it is under stress, and why central banks are choosing gold as the alternative reserve asset.
Garner Calls a $3,600 Floor. Is Gold Going Lower?

Gold hit an all-time high of $5,589 on January 28, 2026. It is trading around $4,024 today. A new Fed Chair is explicitly trying to reverse the monetary policy trend that drove it there. Here is whether that changes anything for long-term holders.
Gold Just Broke $4,000. The Mainstream Called the Debasement Trade Dead. They’re Wrong.

Gold broke below $4,000 today for the first time since November. Financial media says the debasement trade is over. Here’s why they’re wrong — and what to watch at 8:30am tomorrow.
Half the Fed Wants a Hike. 45% of Central Banks Are Buying More Gold.

The Fed’s June 2026 dot plot split the committee down the middle on rate hikes, the dollar surged to its highest since May 2025, and silver posted its sharpest drop in weeks before recovering nearly 70% of the loss. The same week, the World Gold Council reported a record 45% of central banks plan to add gold. The headwinds are real. So is the floor.
Gold Holds $4,481 With Rate Hike Risk Rising. Here’s the NFP Decision Map.

Gold is holding near $4,481 with rate hike risk rising — a divergence that, in any prior rate cycle, would have already sent gold lower. Tomorrow’s May jobs report is the last major data point before Warsh’s first FOMC meeting June 16–17. Here’s the three-scenario decision map: what a hot print, an in-line print, and a soft miss each mean for gold — and why the Fed’s policy trap makes the structural case for sound money regardless of Friday’s number.
What Backs the US Dollar? Not Gold. Not Silver.

Since Nixon closed the gold window in 1971, the dollar has lost 87% of its purchasing power. Here’s the structural mechanism behind that — and why it’s not reversible.
What Happens to Gold and Silver When the Dollar Loses Its Reserve Status?

The dollar’s reserve currency status has never been permanent — and history shows that when monetary systems shift, gold and silver are where capital moves. Here’s what a reserve currency transition could mean for precious metals investors.
