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PHYSICAL : The actual price of physical Gold, Platinum, or Silver is always higher than the paper spot price. This is because the spot price represents the paper or electronic market value, not the physical metal in your hand. PHYSICAL PRICE :
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Gold Rally Pauses, But Major Banks See Gold Moving Above US$5,000
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Gold Rally Pauses, But Major Banks See Gold Moving Above US$5,000

Gold has taken a breather after one of its strongest rallies in recent months, with investors taking some profits after the precious metal surged through US$4,500 an ounce. Spot gold briefly climbed to around US$4,541 an ounce before retreating as higher US Treasury yields and stronger-than-expected economic data encouraged some investors to lock in gains.…

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How Governments Really Pay for Spending
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The Debt Crisis: What Rising Government Debt Means for Your Money

Government debt is no longer just a line on a balance sheet. It carries direct consequences for the purchasing power of the money in your pocket and your bank account. As of 20 August 2026, official U.S. Treasury figures put total federal debt above US$40.04 trillion. Australia faces its own expanding burden, with gross government…

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Gold Surges Above US$4,500 as Treasury Moves Push Yields Lower
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Gold Surges Above US$4,500 as Treasury Moves Push Yields Lower

Gold has surged to its highest level in almost three months, breaking decisively above US$4,500 an ounce as falling US Treasury yields and a weaker US dollar reignited demand for the precious metal. Spot gold climbed as much as 3.7% during Wednesday trading, reaching around US$4,495 per ounce, before pushing higher. Spot prices later reached…

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Gold Surges Above US$4,500 as Dollar and Bond Yields Fall
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Gold Surges Above US$4,500 as Dollar and Bond Yields Fall

Spot gold has surged above US$4,500 per ounce for the first time since early June, as falling US bond yields and a weaker US dollar provide fresh support for the precious metal. Gold jumped sharply on Wednesday, with spot prices rising around 4% to US$4,508.28 per ounce, while gold futures gained approximately 3.3% to US$4,567.94.…

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What Does the Collapse of Fiat Purchasing Power Mean for the Man in the Street
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August 19, 202630Views0Likes0Comments

What Does the Collapse of Fiat Purchasing Power Mean for the Man in the Street?

The monetary system sounds complicated. The consequences are not. Talk about the Federal Reserve. Talk about Nixon closing the gold window in 1971. Talk about fiat currencies, monetary expansion and US$353 trillion of global debt. It can all sound like something that belongs in an economics textbook. But there is a much simpler question:

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