⛏ U.S. Gold Revaluation on Horizon

U.S. Gold Revaluation on Horizon
The U.S. Treasury is considering revaluing its gold reserves, which has been valued at the same $42 per ounce, since 1973, equating to a paper value of $11 billion. Re-valuing at today’s levels would push the paper value to ~$760 billion, allowing the government to either sell a portion of its gold holdings or simply strengthen its financial position by increasing assets relative to debt and thereby reducing leverage. Read on »

Uncertainty Slows U.S. Economic Growth
New tariffs, immigration crackdowns, and federal job cuts are creating economic uncertainty, potentially dragging on U.S. growth. The unpredictability of tax policy and the debt ceiling debate could further delay investments. While some policies may boost inflation, business confidence remains shaky, which could impact hiring, profits, and overall market stability. Read on »

China Stockpiles More Gold Reserves
China’s gold market started 2025 strong, with the central bank adding 5 tonnes to its reserves for a third straight month. While jewelry sales are slowing due to high prices, investor demand for gold bars and coins remains robust. A new policy allowing insurers to buy gold could further boost demand. Read on »

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