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The Upside Mania In The Gold & Silver Markets Will Soon Begin

As we continue to kickoff trading in 2024, the big picture setup shows the upside mania in the gold and silver markets will soon begin. As Michael Oliver told King World News, it will be a repeat of the upside explosion similar to what unfolded in 1979-80. Here is yet more evidence from Graddhy out of Sweden that we are approaching that upside explosion.

2024: Inflation Still A Huge Concern, Take A Look At This…

As we kickoff an election year, there is still a huge concern regarding inflation because it is virtually the only thing people around the world are concerned about. Yes, there are wars, but watch the rants from the vast majority of people who are suffering and they are pissed off about the high prices of everything. This was the exact same trend in the 1970s.

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Jihadists attack Iraq's largest oil refinery

Islamic State militants on Saturday launched suicide attacks against the Baiji oil refinery, Iraq’s largest, a senior army officer said. “Today Daesh (an Arab acronym for IS) launched an attack against the Baiji oil refinery,” said a major general from Salaheddin province, in which Baiji is located. Two were killed but one managed to blow himself up,” the army officer said. The army officer said 20 jihadist fighters were killed

Obama touts clean energy in bid to restore U.S. leadership in Caribbean

By Matt Spetalnick KINGSTON (Reuters) – President Barack Obama met with Jamaica’s prime minister on Thursday, announcing a major clean energy partnership ahead of a Caribbean summit where he hopes to reassert U.S. leadership in the region at a time when oil-producing Venezuela’s economic clout may be receding. The White House used the occasion to announce a major step towards healing its five-decades-old rift with Cuba, saying the State Department

Japan to pledge 20% greenhouse gas cut

Japan will promise to cut its greenhouse gas emissions by 20 percent from 2013 levels ahead of a global summit on climate change this year, a report said Thursday, despite uncertainty over post-Fukushima energy policy. The government will likely announce the new target at the Group of Seven (G7) summit in June in Germany, the leading business daily Nikkei reported, citing unnamed government sources. In a separate report, Kyodo News