For Rhys Wareham, a coffee industry technician from Sydney, the start of COVID-19 lockdowns in 2020 did not just mean staying home, but having to stop visiting the pub every afternoon to gamble on. | September 29, 2022
Gold hit its lowest levels in two and half years as a hawkish Fed and a global central bank trend toward rate hikes and tighter monetary policy continue to dampen the yellow metal at a time when it should be thriving.
Gold, silver, and other precious metals started Friday off hot as the US dollar finally dipped in strength. Gold, silver, palladium, and copper futures all saw modest bumps.
John Butler, author of The Golden Revolution: How to Prepare for the Coming Global Gold Standard and head of treasury at TallyMoney thinks that not enough people are factoring in a possible return to the gold standard.