Jerome Powell, the leader of the Federal Reserve, said he won’t quit even if President-elect Trump asks him to. Some people think he’s brave for standing up to the government, while others call him arrogant. This blog also talks about how the Fed’s recent decision to cut rates affects the market and future pressures from Trump. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Arcadia Economics talks about how First Majestic Silver shared their third quarter results. They lost nine cents per share but increased their production by 4%. They earned $146.1 million in revenue and have 767,000 silver ounces in stock. Their mine earnings grew by 67% to $28.5 million, thanks to better performance at Santa Elena. They also cut their costs. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Arcadia Economics talks about how Gold and silver prices can be affected by elections, but their long-term value remains steady. Global debt and economic changes might boost their worth as currencies lose value. Meanwhile, lower taxes and spending, along with rising gold and silver prices, are influenced by famous figures like Elon Musk. Despite high prices, more young people and women are buying gold. Silver might face shortages due to …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Arcadia Economics talks about how JD Vance, who might be Trump’s vice president, thinks the Federal Reserve has too much power and isn’t being watched closely enough. He agrees with Ron Paul that we need more control over how the Fed prints money and changes interest rates. Vance’s ideas come as Trump considers big changes if he’s re-elected. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
In the world of banking, tier 1 assets like cash, government bonds, and gold are super important. They’re like a safety net for banks during tough times. Imagine a pawn shop where gold is highly prized. If silver became just as valuable, it could shake things up! Right now, gold is top-tier, but markets are unpredictable. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Arcadia Economics talks about how Goldman Sachs predicts gold prices will rise 10% to $3,000 by December 2025. This is due to central banks buying more gold to rely less on the dollar. The report suggests buying gold and selling silver to protect your investments. However, remember that this strategy isn’t foolproof and should be used carefully. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The blog post explores how the U.S. election might affect gold prices and other markets. If Trump wins clearly, gold prices might drop at first but could rise later. Uncertain election results might make gold prices go up quickly. The article also talks about global issues and Fortuna Mining’s recent achievements and future goals. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The Arcadia Economics channel discusses how the Bank for International Settlements might shut down a payment platform due to concerns raised by Russia’s President. He thinks it could dodge U.S. rules and lessen the dollar’s power. Even if it closes, parts of the project will continue. People are watching this decision closely because of China’s role and worries about avoiding sanctions. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The U.S. can make more money without prices going up right away because the dollar is used worldwide. But, if other countries stop using the dollar, it could make things cost more in the U.S. Some countries are thinking about using a new type of money system that could challenge the dollar’s power. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Silver is in high demand, but it’s getting harder to find. This is the fourth year we’ve needed more than we have. Some reasons are that it’s more expensive to get, and we’re finding less in the places we usually look. It’s unlikely we’ll find new places soon. So, we need to recycle more and use less.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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