The May Consumer Price Index (CPI) report was cause for optimism, but inflation still has a strong heartbeat.

While it didn't get big headlines, the demise of the petrodollar could mean big trouble for a U.S. government that depends on dollar dominance to support its borrowing and spending.

The gold market's center of gravity has shifted to the East setting the stage for Singapore to become the world's gold hub.

The Biden administration ran the biggest monthly budget deficit of the year in May as it continues to spend money hand over fist.

The Tanzanian finance minister issued a directive hoping to curb the widespread use of the dollar. This is just one among many body blows taken by the dollar over the last several years.

During this inflationary period, a lot of people sold gold as evidenced flat prices until recently. Was that a good move?

Central banks have been gobbling up gold over the last several years and it doesn't appear their appetites for the yellow metal have been satisfied.

For the first time in American history, interest on the national debt just crossed the one trillion dollar line. In fact, it's projected to hit 3 trillion in just 5 years.

There is currently strong, positive consumer sentiment toward gold in India, and it is currently viewed as an attractive investment due to surging prices.

China's official reports on its gold reserves simply don't add up. There is a strong possibility China holds far more gold than it lets on.