• Gold Prices Drop 14% After Influencer Hype, Exposing Risks For Retail Investors

    Gold prices fell 14% in March 2026 after earlier rally.Influencers promoted gold investments before sharp market decline.Investor complaints cite high fees and misleading gold IRA structures.Regulatory gap allows promotions without disclosure requirements for influencers.Conservative media figures including Megyn Kelly, Candace Owens, Donald Trump Jr., Laura Loomer, and Steve Bannon have been directing their audiences toward gold investments. Then, in March 2026, the price of gold fell off a cliff.Gold dropped 14% over the course of that month alone, sliding from $5,312.10 to $4,578.12 per ounce. Gold futures fared worse, losing nearly 11% in March 2026, their worst monthly percentage decline…

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  • Brent Down to $97.18 On Ceasefire Hopes, Easing Pressure On Markets Briefly

    Brent, WTI crude prices fell on ceasefire hopes in West Asia. Brent dropped below $97.18, WTI below $86.72 intraday Wednesday. Decline offers short-term relief for India’s inflation and current account. Analysts warn volatility persists due to ongoing geopolitical uncertainties. On Wednesday the international Crude oil prices dropped sharply due to…

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  • Don’t let RFK Jr distract from the big health threat: Sugar

    It’s not the food dye in Froot Loops that Americans should fear; it’s the more than 66 pounds of sugar they consume a year ARE there “toxic chemicals” in food killing Americans? That fear is getting lots of attention thanks to Robert F Kennedy Jr, president-elect Donald Trump’s pick to…

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  • ECB would need April hike if price outlook sours, Nagel says

    Governing Council member Joachim Nagel says a more restrictive monetary-policy stance would probably be necessary Published Fri, Mar 20, 2026 · 04:00 PM [BRUSSELS] The European Central Bank will need to consider hiking interest rates as soon as next month if price pressures build further due to the Iran war,…

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  • Upset Taylor Swift says she was told Ticketmaster could handle demand

    POP superstar Taylor Swift said on Friday it was “excruciating” for her to watch fans struggle to secure tickets for her upcoming U.S. tour after she had been assured that Ticketmaster could handle large demand. The New York Times reported that the US Justice Department was investigating whether Ticketmaster parent…

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