Gold is an awkward asset for central banks to hold. It’s now moved ahead of U.S. debt anyway.

by admin | Jun 2, 2026 | Economy_finances

The debt of the world’s biggest economy is no longer the primary reserve asset for central banks worldwide.

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AI Investors Rush to Buy Insurance as Wall Street Fears Market Risks

Oct 31, 2026 | albertpham, Economy_finances

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A surge in Gulf oil cannot guarantee cheaper crude. Discover how global demand, production elsewhere, shipping limits, and market expectations can keep prices above $100 a barrel.

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