Life in the world of gold bullion is full of mysteries. Each mystery is like a straw in the wind, which individually means little, but tempting us to speculate there’s a greater meaning behind it all.

Veteran financial analyst and former bank director Alasdair Macleod has issued a stark warning about the gold market, suggesting that its liquidity is far more constrained than official figures ...

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Macleod declared, "The days of that suppression have probably come to an end," suggesting that China's strategic silver acquisition program, initiated in the 1980s, has likely reached its conclusion.

Gold and silver continue to consolidate in a narrow range this week, but gold finally broke out on the upside tonight, closing up $35 at $1928, and silver up 5.4% at $25.11. In last week’s Goldmoney ...

Macleod, known for his decades of experience in banking and his deep understanding of precious metals, provided a compelling analysis of current market dynamics. He emphasized the persistent demand ...

Alasdair started his career as a stockbroker in 1970 on the London Stock Exchange. In those days, trainees learned everything: from making the tea, to corporate finance, to evaluating and dealing in ...