Underinvestment. Strategic stockpiling. Structural demand. Commodities don’t need headlines—they just need reality. And reality is asserting itself.

Wall Street says gold peaked. The math says it’s still tiny — and about to shock the system.

The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) just dropped a fiscal bombshell that should shake every investor, retiree, and policymaker awake: The U.S. fiscal trajectory is no longer merely concerning —...

The Congressional Budget Office just put a fiscal-year 2026 deficit projection on the table of about $1.853 TRILLION...

In 1971, the dollar severed its last tie to gold. Most believed a market crash was imminent. But they were wrong. The lesson wasn’t about crisis. It was about constraint.

Gold isn’t surging — it’s adjusting to decades of monetary excess. As currency expands and supply stays finite, the path to seven figures becomes structural, not sensational.

Gold and silver just got smashed — but the fundamentals didn’t blink, and that’s exactly why the next move could be explosive.

The number of lenders in the United States with 20% of their loans more than 90 days overdue hit an 18-year high this week.

Gold World's Luke Burgess talks about five top silver stocks that are expecting an increase in silver production.

Gold World's Luke Burgess talks about five Canadian gold stocks that are expecting an increase in gold production.

Gold World Editor Greg McCoach explains how patience and opportunities from China's rising gold demand will mean profit.

Gold World's Greg McCoach discusses how China's gold demand has now overtaken India's for the yellow metal.