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May 2, 2018Key Gold Headlines

US Treasury Sets First Quarter Borrowing Record

The US government has hit borrowing levels not seen since the peak of the financial crisis. The US Treasury’s net borrowing totaled $488 billion from January through March, according to a statement released Monday. That was $47 billion more than the department’s estimate. It was also a record for first quarter borrowing, according to Bloomberg.

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April 12, 2018Key Gold Headlines

The Ace Up China’s Sleeve

Last week, Pres. Trump said US markets might have to endure some short-term pain if the trade war with China escalates. But never fear, in the long run, everything will be great! We have to do things that other people wouldn’t do. So, we may take a hit, but you know what, ultimately, we’re going […]

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March 26, 2018Key Gold Headlines

Spending America Into Oblivion: Business as Ususal

Spending America into oblivion has become business as usual on Capitol Hill. On Friday, Pres. Donald Trump signed a $1.3 trillion dollar spending bill. The legislation funds the federal government through the remainder of the 2018 budget year, which ends Sept. 30. The bill directs $700 billion to the military and $591 billion to various […]

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February 21, 2018Key Gold Headlines

Federal Debt: A Cancer on Economic Growth

The mainstream investment world is starting to worry about the federal debt. CNBC put it this way: Goldman Sachs sees a tidal wave of red ink — and it may drag the US economy into its undertow.” Goldman recently released a note to clients saying virtually the same thing Peter Schiff has been saying for […]

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May 5, 2017Key Gold Headlines

Puerto Rico Bankruptcy a Flashing Warning Sign for the US

Puerto Rico officially plunged into bankruptcy this week. Years of accumulating debt and misguided government policies finally reached their inevitable end. The bankruptcy means more pain for the people of Puerto Rico, as well as bondholders who have virtually no hope of ever getting their money back. But beyond that, it serves as a giant, […]

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