Authored By Jeff Currie for Carlyle By nearly every known valuation metric for gold prices - inverse of real rates, the US ...

Markets have been volatile lately due to several underlying concerns. Still, one gathering headline is the blowup of the carry trade, where investors borrow in a cheap currency like the Yen and invest ...

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Depending on the year and how the paper note was circulated, some $2 bills are now worth far more than face value. What to ...

Currency futures are a fascinating financial instrument that allows traders to lock in exchange rates for currencies at a predetermined date. Unlike the often unpredictable nature of forex trading, ...

On a special episode (first released on May 14) of The Excerpt podcast: There’s something to cold hard cash. You can hold it; you can smell it; it feels a certain way in your pocket. Earlier this year ...

Even though the U.S. Mint has quit making pennies, they remain legal to use. And you can still get them or deposit them at ...

Using tools like forwards and options, currency-neutral funds hedge foreign-exchange risks. Investing in currency-neutral funds can protect against losses from unfavorable exchange-rate shifts.

As all eyes focused on the equity markets, one easily overlooked development yesterday was the Treasury's 30-year bond auction. Guess which player didn't take part? China. To currency maven Axel Merk, ...