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China’s demand for gold and silver could change everyday life through family savings, inherited wealth, industrial jobs, and the cost of reliable supply. The longer-term consequence is a world that pays more to keep something useful within reach. … readA World That Keeps More for Itself
Britain’s empire did not fall to a rival. It fell to compound interest, and the dollar happened to be standing nearby. America has now crossed the same line — and this time nobody is standing nearby, which is the more dangerous fact. … readThe Crown Nobody Wants
A three-month bill pays 3.92 percent and a thirty-year bond pays 5.27. The gap is the price of thirty years of trust, and this week the market, the Treasury, and gold all said it is not enough. … readThe Price of Thirty Years