In 1933, the powers that be in America made it against the law to pay debts with gold. Read on to see how this could affect your finances today.

The Bank of Japan surprised markets Tuesday, easing its bond control policy. The new policy will allow Japanese 10-year bonds to rise as high as 0.50%.

Wells Fargo agreed to pay $3.7 billion to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau concerning abuses tied to bank accounts, mortgages, and auto loans.

Today an increasing number of nations are discussing trading oil for gold, such as in Ghana recently.

Before 2008, almost no one had ever heard of mortgage-backed securities (MBS). However, after 2008, almost everyone knew the term.

Chinese President Xi Jinping will arrive in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Wednesday to attend the Riyadh Gulf-China Summit for Cooperation and Development.

Today, we will discuss a not-well-understood element of high finance, posing one of the most significant portfolio threats we have ever discussed.

Fed Chairman Jerome Powell spoke on Fiscal and Monetary Policy about the economic outlook, inflation, and the labor market.

President Biden released a statement calling on Congress to immediately pass legislation to adopt the Tentative Agreement between workers and operators.

The West African nation Ghana has reached a tentative gold-for-oil barter agreement with Emirates National Oil Co.