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Gold Price Rises as Economy Continues to Weaken

Just because stock markets have yet to price in the weakening US economy doesn’t mean that all investors are in the dark about what’s going on. And that’s why the gold price continues to rise, as the investors who understand what’s going on are leaving stocks and jumping into...

May 13, 2020By Paul-Martin FossEconomy, Goldco Precious Metals Blog, Investinggold price, stock markets, unemployment, us-china trade warRead more...

Lenders Tightening Their Belts in Anticipation of a Rough April

With much preliminary March data indicating a really rough time last month, many businesses are warning that April could be even worse. Rating agency Fitch is warning that loan defaults could rise to record levels this month as a result of the ongoing economic shutdowns. Even with states like...

April 27, 2020By Paul-Martin FossEconomy, Goldco Precious Metals Blogcredit crunch, Default, loans, recession, unemploymentRead more...

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Gold Price Rises as Economy Continues to Weaken

Lenders Tightening Their Belts in Anticipation of a Rough April