The July FOMC meeting could be a game-changer for gold.

Despite another hawkish FOMC meeting, gold rose again.

The Fed is taking the punch bowl away. The hangover is coming. The best cure is – except for the broth – gold.

Rising interest rates could continue to exert a downward pressure on the yellow metal for a while.

Gold and silver stocks have fallen in such a way that investors will rather understand why it is not worth taking a bullish stance on them.

While Powell sounded relatively dovish, actions speak louder than words.

Experts from the World Bank finally admitted that the risk of stagflation is getting bigger and more real.

The USDX and the precious metals market are like reverse images.

Despite the reality check, investors keep up their buying spree.

While investors remain happy-go-lucky, fundamental data for gold and silver is now worse than in 2021.

With the bearish medium-term thesis becoming clearer by the day, investors are fighting a battle they haven’t won in 10 years.

The Fed's hawkish alerts seem like a voice in the wilderness to gold investors.