War Likely to ‘Extend Much Further’, Why Metals are Falling

President of U.S. Money Reserve, Philip Diehl, looks at what’s behind the recent weakness in metals markets. Hope has driven the overall market through its “remarkable bull run” and some of the steam is coming out now, he says. “I think this war is likely to extend much further,” he adds. Watch Video

Brad Chastain, global head of research for the U.S. Money Reserve, says institutional investors are once again pilling into gold. The reason? The yellow metal is once again being seen as a safe haven asset as uncertainty and inflation climb. Brad talks about gold as a core asset class and ways investors can use it…

Recent coverage from NPR’s The Indicator from Planet Money examined the recent roller-coaster moves in gold and silver prices. After years of steady gains in gold and a sharp spike in silver this January, both metals experienced a notable pullback. To understand the deeper story, NPR spoke with market participants—including Philip N. Diehl, President of…