Arcadia Economics talks about how Fortuna Mining found more gold than before, thanks to new drilling and discoveries. They did lose some resources because of mining, but they are working hard to find more. With a big budget for exploring, Fortuna is excited about future projects and keeping their gold reserves strong. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The Arcadia Economics channel talks about how the U.S. and China are storing more gold and silver in their own vaults, a trend that began around Donald Trump’s election. Experts discuss how this affects global gold flows and why countries prefer holding their own bars. They also explore the potential impact on markets if there’s a shortage of available gold bars. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Arcadia Economics talks about how UBS, a big financial company, thinks silver prices will go up to $38 per ounce by early 2026. They say this because of changing market trends, like a possible recession and a weaker dollar. The report also talks about how more people will want silver and how U.S. tariffs might affect silver and gold prices. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Arcadia Economics talks about how silver prices don’t always match the amount of silver we have above ground. Most silver is stuck in things we can’t easily use again. Even though silver prices are lower now than in 1980, demand is rising. By 2050, we might run out of silver if we can’t mine or recycle enough. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Gold is making headlines as countries rush to bring it back home. This might be to settle old debts or refill Fort Knox. With China grabbing more gold, there’s less to go around. Even the Bank of England might struggle. Despite these challenges, gold stays important, and even the U.S. wants more of it. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Arcadia Economics talks about how the global money system is changing, with XRP, a type of cryptocurrency, becoming more popular. It’s fast and cheap, which big banks like. In Japan, all banks must use XRP. There’s talk of XRP being backed by gold, making it even more important. This change could mean big shifts in how we use money worldwide. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Arcadia Economics talks about how in a lively chat, Chris Marcus and Dr. Jim Willey explore exciting topics like the gold market, international finance, and health breakthroughs. Dr. Willey predicts a rise in gold prices and shares a funny story about Rick Rule. They also discuss new tech like Samsung’s EV battery and Toyota’s hydrogen engine, plus U.S. economic challenges. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Arcadia Econoimcs with Vince Lanci talks about how big investors think gold prices might hit $3,500 soon. A woman lost $20,000 in gold and silver coins with FedEx. President Trump plans tariffs on Mexico and Canada and wants a digital asset reserve. Tensions rise between Israel and Hamas. Tariffs could boost gold and silver, but copper’s future is unclear. Always consult a financial advisor. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Gold and silver prices are dropping because big traders, called Commodity Trading Advisors, are selling a lot. This affects other markets too. Even though tariffs are tough on metals, they might actually help gold and silver. Banks are buying during this sell-off, hoping for future gains. Watch for changes that could boost prices! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
In Vince Lanci Market Rundown, he explores how world events might affect important resources like palladium, oil, and wheat. He highlights a report showing less investment in metals and mixed actions by mining companies. Plus, he shares insights from Michael Oliver about a potential market boost. Stay informed with these key updates! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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