While the Western media appears fixated on the Trump impeachment spectacle, many missed the big news of the launching ceremony for the China

Economists, conservative investors and market observers have been issuing stern warnings for years regarding the severe impact of the curren

As some of our clients have been asking whether Hong Kong is still a safe storage location for their metals, we decided to outline our thoug

Gold is in consolidation. And it’s looking unbelievably strong. I have rarely been this optimistic: a more bullish-looking asset. And I have

In one of our blog articles in October, we took a closer look at the “repo market incident” that caused the Fed to start pumping billions in

In an interview with Frank Suess, Jeff Nabers of the Nabers Group asked Frank to comment in a simple and understandable way on a number of q

A lot of investors and market observers were taken by surprise when Facebook first announced its plans to launch its own digital currency, L

It is remarkable how change can creep up on us sometimes. Incremental improvements and minor tweaks in products and services we use every da

The socioeconomic and political changes we’ve witnessed over the past decade have all but ensured that the next recession is going to be qui

Nobody seemed to be paying much attention to the recent Federal Reserve bailouts in the US banking system over the past two weeks. Within a

As we enter the later stages of the current economic cycle, the importance of effective portfolio diversification and defensive positioning

Once again, in September, global gold-backed ETFs and similar products have shown further growth in capital inflows.

Recently, a considerable number of highly reputable professionals and heads of large institutions have come out with unusually clear and ste

Experts from the institutional side and defenders of the current monetary direction argue that it is all the result of policy choices, that’

“What goes up, must come down” is one of the oldest maxims in investing, as is “nothing goes up in a straight line”. They might sound like o

Here at Global Gold, we try not to get tangled in politics too much. It’s always messy and the world is not black and white – it is a massiv

Even with seasoned precious metals investors, it is often the case that platinum gets overlooked, while gold and silver dominate the convers

Several reports by Credit Suisse have recently grabbed our attention. Over the past two weeks, they have left the general position of banks

Do politics really matter in investments? Aren’t the political risks already factored into the market long before the risks play out? Well,

Recession fears and a considerable spike in stock market volatility are once again increasing demand for gold. All eyes are anxiously fixed