Gold is back in the spotlight. Prices spiked to a two-week high above $3,390 per ounce before pulling back slightly, as political shockwaves rattled global markets.
For months, mainstream pundits have insisted the economy is "resilient," that inflation is under control, and that growth is holding steady. But beneath the surface, warning signs are flashing--and fast.
As President Trump's second term enters its ninth month, the latest economic data has sent shockwaves through Washington and Wall Street. July's jobs report wasn't just weak--it was a flashing red light. And gold responded exactly as seasoned ...