Author: Alexandre Laurent

  • Gold Prices Decline Amidst Market Volatility and Fed Meeting Anticipation.

    Reading Time: 3 minutes Summary: Gold prices dipped in Asian trade amidst market uncertainty and anticipation surrounding the Federal Reserve meeting. This decline was accompanied by a slowdown in the rally of industrial metals and middling Chinese economic data. Analysts project short-term price declines but maintain a bullish outlook for gold in the long term.…

  • Do you have to declare gold coins at US customs below $10,000?

    Reading Time: < 1 minute Yes, when traveling to the USA, it’s crucial to declare all gold coins, regardless of their value, according to US customs regulations. Failure to do so can result in penalties and confiscation of the undeclared items. Even if the value of the gold coins is below $10,000, they must still…

  • Gold prices are poised to record weekly losses for the first time in several weeks, signaling a shift in market dynamics.

    Reading Time: 2 minutes Summary: Gold prices, represented by XAU/USD, showed some positive momentum on Friday, rebounding from the previous day’s decline and nearing the $2,150 level. However, the precious metal remained within a familiar trading range as traders awaited clarity on the Federal Reserve’s rate cut path ahead of the upcoming FOMC meeting. Despite…

  • Acre Gold subscribe to gold like Netflix, Hulu, or AppleTV+?

    Reading Time: 2 minutes cre Gold offers a unique opportunity to invest in gold through a subscription model. Described as a layaway program for bars of gold, Acre Gold allows you to purchase a fraction of a gold bar with your monthly subscription fee. Once you’ve paid in full, an actual bar of gold is…

  • How many double eagle coins are there

    Reading Time: 2 minutes There are several variations of the Double Eagle gold coin, including the Liberty Head Double Eagle and the Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle. The Liberty Head Double Eagle was minted from 1849 to 1907, while the Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle was produced from 1907 to 1933. In total, there are multiple examples of Double…

  • Which countries continue to recognize gold as an official form of currency?

    Reading Time: < 1 minute Countries that still use gold coins include the United States, Canada, China, South Africa, Australia, and Zimbabwe. Gold coins are utilized in these countries for various purposes such as hedging against inflation and as investment opportunities. Switzerland was the final country to adopt the gold standard, which it abandoned in…