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Gold and silver just suffered a sharp weekly drop, rattling markets and catching many investors off guard. At the same time, U.S. debt continues to surge while the growing energy crisis is signaling that central banks may soon return to quantitative easing and rate cuts. Meanwhile, Bloomberg reports that China’s demand for silver is accelerating, tightening global supply in a big way. Despite the volatility, history shows bullion bull markets often see pullbacks of up to 50% before resuming higher. Listen to the full update to understand what’s really driving this move—and what could come next for gold and silver.
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