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What Is the Debt-to-GDP Ratio, and What the US Number Tells You About Gold
Postet: 28.09.2026
The debt-to-GDP ratio measures a government's debt against the size of its economy. See what America's 122.6% reading means, how it compares to Japan and Italy, and why it keeps pointing back to gold.
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The World’s Last Zero-Rate Anchor Is Rising, and Gold Should Care
Postet: 28.09.2026
Japan's 2-year government bond yield just hit its highest level since 1995, and it has nothing to do with this week's Fed-driven gold selloff. Here's the opportunity-cost mechanism connecting Japan's tightening cycle to gold's long-term thesis.
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Gold’s 7-Week Low: What the Chart Says Happens Next
Postet: 28.09.2026
Gold and silver both hit fresh multi-week lows today. Here's where the chart says the decline actually stops, and what would have to happen for it to reverse.
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Gold Sank 4% Today. Five Other Signals Point to a Steadier Market Underneath.
Postet: 28.09.2026
Gold fell 4% and silver more than 5% today. Five same-day stories on WGC leadership, a new LBMA member, a US mine ruling, and bitcoin's move show what's holding steady underneath the drop.
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Owning Gold Was a Crime When It Went Up 5x
Postet: 28.09.2026
For 41 years, owning gold could get you fined or thrown in prison. It happened while gold ran from $40 to $850 an ounce. Here's what Executive Order 6102 actually did, and whether it could happen again.
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Gold Fields’ $27 Billion Bid Got Rejected. The Reason Is a Risk Bullion Doesn’t Carry.
Postet: 28.09.2026
Northern Star's board unanimously rejected Gold Fields' $27.1 billion takeover bid this week, citing jurisdictional risk in the stock-heavy offer and a shrinking premium. The decision is a clean example of a risk layer that physical gold buyers never have to weigh.
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Gold Falls 3% as Hormuz Standoff Lifts Fed Hike Odds to 66%
Postet: 28.09.2026
Gold and silver both fell Monday after Iran's Hormuz reopening offer was rejected. The real force behind the selloff is a hiking Federal Reserve, not the war itself, and it's hitting silver harder than gold.
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What Is a FOMC Meeting? What the Fed Decides and How Gold Reacts
Postet: 25.09.2026
The Fed just hiked rates for the first time since 2023, and gold's reaction wasn't what the textbook predicts. Here's what an FOMC meeting actually decides, how the committee is structured, and the one number, not the headline vote, that actually moves gold and silver.
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Gold in Your Phone: How Much Gold Is in Electronics and What It Means for Demand
Postet: 25.09.2026
A smartphone holds only 0.03 grams of gold, yet electronics consumed 270 tonnes of it in 2025. Here's why circuit boards run richer in gold than most mines, and how AI servers are quietly reshaping where that demand comes from.
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Sentiment Rose to 48.1. Gold Sold Off Anyway. The Number That Mattered Was 4.6%.
Postet: 25.09.2026
Gold and silver pulled back after University of Michigan data showed consumer sentiment ticking higher, but year-ahead inflation expectations jumping to 4.6%, reinforcing bets on another October Fed rate hike.
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