In a typical healthy market, the yield curve (typically the spread between the US 10-year Treasury note and the 3-month or the 2-year note) shows lower returns on short-term investments and higher yields on long-term investments. This makes sense, …

          Following two terrible weeks in the junior mining space, last week saw shares generally move sideways while precious metals regained some lost ground. Not a week that inspired confidence but at least it didn’t leave …

          While an inverted yield curve sometimes signals the start of a recession and higher gold and silver prices, there are many instances where that may not be the case.   CPM Group’s Jeff Christian discusses …