U.S. Money Reserve is pleased to announce Philip N. Diehl, president of U.S. Money Reserve, has recently joined the Texas Numismatic Association. Representing U.S. Money Reserve, Diehl’s membership further strengthens the company’s commitment to the numismatic...
U.S. Money Reserve Accredited with Online Business Bureau
U.S. Money Reserve is proud to announce its accreditation with the Online Business Bureau. With a “Recommended” rating and no outstanding complaints, U.S. Money Reserve joins over 1.8 million companies registered with the Online Business Bureau and evaluated for...
Business Consumer Alliance Awards U.S. Money Reserve Highest Rating
December 5, 2013 U.S. Money Reserve proudly announces its “AAA” rating from the Business Consumer Alliance, signifying the company’s commitment to exemplary customer service. A nationally-recognized resource for business-related complaints, reviews and reports,...
Gold Takes Breather after Biggest Monthly Rise in 3 Years
Gold futures were flat on Monday after rallying to their biggest monthly gain in three years last week but the precious metal is poised to strengthen with U.S. stocks under pressure. Gold for April delivery on Comex GCJ5, -0.23% settled at $1,279.20 an ounce,...
Precious Metals Coveted Once More as Draghi Acts: Commodities
Investors’ desire for precious metals is deepening after Mario Draghi’s $1.2 trillion pledge drove gold to a five-month high and silver to the brink of a bull market. Their buying helped boost the value of exchange-traded products backed by gold and silver by $8.2...
Gold Wins In A Global Currency War – Analysts
(Kitco News) - The race to the bottom in currency markets continues to heat up and in a potential currency war some analysts see gold as the biggest winner. Singapore’s central bank surprised the markets this week by loosening its monetary policy. On Wednesday, the...
China Working Quietly to Buy Up Gold
The Fed’s preferred measures of inflation are so low they’re in the Fed’s panic zone. What gives? “There’s an ideal playbook, and it would look something like this,” James Rickards, author of the New York Times bestseller Currency Wars,explained. “You’d have higher inflation than we have today, but not…
Ukraine’s Next Crisis? Economic Disaster
Ukraine’s next crisis will be a devastatingly economic one, as violent conflict destroys critical infrastructure in the east and brings key industry to a halt, furthering weakening the energy sector by crippling coal-based electricity production. The Ukrainian military’s showdown with separatists in the industrial east has forced…
Unemployment Rises in Most U.S. States in July
WASHINGTON (AP) — Unemployment rates rose in 30 U.S. states last month, even as employers in two-thirds of the states stepped up hiring. The trends reflect an increase in job-hunters nationwide as an improving economy has encouraged more people to seek work. The Labor...
Why Central Banks Worry about Ukraine
Investors seem hopeful that Russia and the West can step back from their standoff over Ukraine. There are still plenty of reasons, though, for central bankers to be concerned. Markets around the world rallied this week, helped by indications of reduced tensions in Ukraine. Russia withdrew troops from the border.
Russia Seeks Safe Haven in Gold, Away from Dollar and Euro
Russia is taking steps to ensure that it protects itself from any future dollar or euro sanctions. Moscow boasts the world’s 5th biggest foreign exchange reserves and the 6th largest gold reserves. In total, the assets amount to over $1.5 trillion. While the West is...
Three Geopolitical Risks Investors are Ignoring
From Ukraine to Gaza, geopolitical risks are weighing heavily on investors’ minds. But there are plenty more out there that may not be getting headlines. US mid-term elections Risk: Republican victory in the Senate and House results in lame duck presidency,...












