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The U.S. Dollar has dropped 13% in the last 14 months, and is stuck in a “nervous” holding pattern while the geopolitical situation plays out in Syria.

All of these sanctions, the airstrike, and the back-and-forth about staging an attack are the perfect ingredients for “emotional gold” and can send the price flying.

John Hathaway, senior portfolio manager at Tocqueville Asset Management, expects gold to gain up to 50% this year. Find out why in this week’s News to Know.

Wells Fargo, JPMorgan, and Bank of America are facing massive fines, settlements, and FDIC insurance back-payments, which could ultimately sink them.

In the face of escalating trade tensions with China, here’s a key issue for the U.S.: We practically depend on China for the usable form of these metals.

According to Stephen Pope, a strategist at Spotlight Gold, gold could soon emerge as the most attractive asset. Find out why in this week’s News to Know.

2008 may be in the past, but the same insane behaviors are still holding the economic “steering wheel”. The U.S. debt is out of control, the dollar is weakening, and old lending habits die hard.

The U.S. debt is almost a joke at this point, but it’s not a funny one. Especially since Elon Musk’s April Fool’s joke on Twitter could have some truth behind, revealing a hidden danger lurking in the U.S. debt.

According to Frank Holmes, CEO of U.S. Global Investors, gold is set to hit $1,500 an ounce in 2018. See his three reasons why in this week’s News to Know.

The U.S. dollar is beginning to lose its grip as the dominant currency in the world economy. But as the dollar declines, it creates an opportunity for gold to break out in the near future.