Tom Cloud discusses the implications of the new Basel III ruling on gold and what is taking place in the silver market. Tom says that premiums on silver bullion products have fallen for the first time in several months. This is also due to precious metals demand being the lowest this time of year during the summer…
After nearly three months, the U.S. Mint has finally updated its Silver & Gold Eagle sales. With the U.S. Mint releasing its new Silver & Gold Eagle designs this month, they stopped updating Silver Eagle sales in the middle of April. However, it looks like the U.S. Mint went back and updated June…
Gold & Silver coin premiums have fallen a bit recently because this is typically the slowest time of the year for the retail bullion industry. However, official coin premiums continue to be extremely elevated compared to normal prices before the pandemic shutdown. For example, Silver Maple Leaf premiums were…
U.S. silver imports remained strong during the first quarter of the year, with March posting the highest monthly volume. Not only did the United States import the most silver in March, it nearly accounted for one-third of estimated monthly global silver mine production. That turns out to be a great deal of silver…
There is a major battle that will take place in the silver market, which will push the price to new all-time highs. This battle will be based on what I call a “Four-pronged Attack.” It’s not just physical silver bullion buyers that will win the battle, but also due to three other important components…
The world faces the same fate that took place during the Late Bronze Age Collapse… 3,000 years ago. During my interview with Patrick at Silver Bullion TV, I explained why the Global High-Tech Economy will be in serious trouble in the future. While many investors believe all our problems are due…
The LBMA announced today that they made a small error in overstating its silver inventories last month. According to the press release, the LBMA recorded an additional 3,300 metric tons of silver in March. That turns out to be a bit more than 106 million oz. That’s half of the total global physical silver investment last year…
