Of course that's not the half of it. The more important aspect of the issue is that mainstream financial journalists, including Bloomberg's, rarely if ever inquire about what central banks and their ...

In fact, since the abandonment of Bretton Woods 54 years ago, the dollar has lost 99.2% of its purchasing power, measured in gold, which is legal money in common law. It is gold that is stable over ...

South Korea's central bank is weighing plans to add to its gold reserves for the first time in more than a decade, potentially joining a wave of purchases by monetary authorities around the world that ...