Why the Government Actually WANTS Gold Prices to Explode Higher | Tavi Costa
In this interview, Tavi Costa from Crescat Capital provides a dive into the current precious metals market, analyzing the impact of Trump’s tariffs and the factors driving gold to $3,500. Costa explores the complex dynamics of central bank gold accumulation and the potential for monetary realignment. Drawing from his analysis, Costa breaks down the current […]
Florida’s Housing Bubble Deflates as Inventory Hits Record Highs
Florida’s housing market is seemingly reversing course, with rising inventory, waning demand, and deteriorating affordability pointing to a prolonged downturn. Active resale listings in the state have surged to a record 177,000 as of March 2025, eclipsing the entire Northeast US combined, which holds just 79,000 listings—its lowest on record, according to Realtor.com data. This […]
Cabinet Power Grab? Critics Warn of Fallout from BC’s Bill 15
The British Columbia government has reportedly introduced Bill 15, a sweeping proposal that would grant cabinet the authority to fast-track permitting for projects deemed of “provincial interest.” According to journalist Rob Shaw, the legislation allows for an “alternative” environmental assessment process—one that empowers the minister to determine the scope, timeline, and procedures for consultation, particularly […]
US Consumers Face Higher Prices as Temu Stops China Shipments
Chinese e-commerce giant Temu has stopped shipping products directly from China to US consumers after the Trump administration eliminated a key trade loophole, the company confirmed on Friday. The company halted its China-direct shipping model following the end of the “de minimis” exemption, which previously allowed packages valued under $800 to enter the US without […]
Spain Requires Reporting on Cash Withdrawals Over €3,000, Fines Up to €150,000
Spanish authorities now require bank customers to report cash withdrawals exceeding €3,000 in advance, with fines ranging from €600 to €150,000 for non-compliance, under new measures aimed at combating financial crime. The regulations mandate at least 72 hours’ notice for withdrawals of €100,000 or more, and 24 hours for smaller amounts above €3,000, according to […]
Centerra Gold’s Q1 2025 Marred By Earnings Drop, Free Cash Burn, And Output Decline
Centerra Gold (TSX: CG) reported Q1 2025 earnings where, despite beating analyst expectations on adjusted EPS and revenue, both figures declined from the prior year. Revenue declined 2% YoY to $299.5 million from $305.8 million in Q1 2024 and dropped nearly 10% from $331.0 million in Q4 2024, reflecting the sharp fall in gold and […]
$30,000 GOLD: How Trump’s Policies Could Trigger The Next Price Explosion | Simon Marcotte
In this interview, Simon Marcotte, CEO of Northern Superior Resources (TSXV: SUP), presents a bold perspective on the gold market, predicting potential gold prices reaching $30,000 per ounce. Marcotte explores how Trump’s economic policies aimed at re-manufacturing America could create negative real rates, potentially driving a massive capital flow into gold. The interview delves into […]
Apple Testing AI Search Tools for Safari, Executive Tells Antitrust Trial
Apple‘s (Nasdaq: AAPL) senior services executive testified on Wednesday that the company is considering multiple AI-powered alternatives for Safari web searches, potentially threatening the multibillion-dollar arrangement that has long made Google the browser’s default search provider. Eddy Cue, speaking during a federal antitrust trial against Google parent Alphabet Inc. (Nasdaq: GOOG), told the court that […]
Western Australia Backs Critical Minerals Trading Hub
Western Australia’s government is collaborating with two universities to develop a Perth-based trading hub for critical minerals, addressing market transparency concerns and aiming to boost local producers’ revenues. The research project, known as Perth Critical Minerals Exchange (PCMX), has secured A$2 million in funding, with the state’s Minerals Research Institute contributing A$500,000. The West Australian […]
Ontario Begins Construction of First G7 Small Modular Reactor
The Ontario government has approved Ontario Power Generation‘s plan to begin construction on the first small modular reactor at the Darlington nuclear site, marking a significant milestone for nuclear energy development within the G7 nations. The project will see four SMRs built at the Darlington site, with the first unit expected to generate 1,200 megawatts […]