Peter's Blog

Last week, Peter squared off against George Gammon in a lively debate on the future of the U.S. dollar, moderated by Mario Nawfal. The two economic commentators debate the sustainability of America’s fiscal trajectory, the role gold could play as central banks diversify away from the dollar, and the risk of a full-blown currency crisis. […]

On Tuesday, Peter joined The Street to sit down for a wide-ranging interview covering gold’s historic climb, the dollar’s ongoing collapse in purchasing power, and why he thinks Washington’s optimism on oil prices is misplaced. He also takes aim at Bitcoin, arguing that its five-year bear market is far from over despite the unwavering confidence […]

Gold’s meteoric rise has captured the world’s attention and is leaving the usual voices in traditional finance stupefied. There’s talk of bubbles, frenzies, and froth. Gold is down now from its peak, but when will it substantially correct?  On a long enough timeline, when central bankers print infinite amounts of fiat currency, gold is bound […]

The Indonesian stock market has plunged nearly 7% this year. The country’s currency, the rupiah, has fallen 9%, and is at its weakest level since the 1998 Asian financial crisis. Bond yield have soared. To weather the storm, Indonesians are buying gold. 

Turkey has been in the headlines over the last few weeks as a currency crisis has rocked that country. But as Peter Schiff pointed out in his most recent podcast, all of the things commentators are frying Turkey over are happening in the US as well. All of the criticism that is being leveled against […]