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Schiff w/ La Roche: 1970s Stagflation is Calling

Peter recently appeared on The Julia La Roche show, addressing a broad audience about why he sees trouble ahead for the U.S. economy and what that means for savers. He covers the loss of confidence in the dollar, the role of the Federal Reserve as buyer of last resort, the political danger of tariffs, and […]

Schiff w/ Diesen: Trump Isn’t Fixing Inflation

Glenn Diesen recently interviewed Peter to discuss the latest political happenings and President Trump’s public criticism of Peter on Truth Social. Peter lays out why Trumponomics, as practiced today, looks a lot like the very policies that caused trouble under the prior administration: big deficits, easy money, and a reliance on the Fed to inflate […]

Two Truths and a Lie From Trump’s 2025 Macro Policy

Trump’s tariff regime has led to an extremely unique economic situation. While inflation for some goods is high, many other goods have little inflation, and new job creation is lagging. Any Keynesian economist could weasel their way around this, but it gives compelling evidence against the assumptions of their most revered models. The Phillips curve […]

Peter Schiff: The Fed Welcomes QE Back

On Thursday’s episode of The Peter Schiff Show, Peter walks through the Federal Reserve’s stealthy pivot on monetary policy and explains why that move matters more for inflation and markets than talk of tariffs. He also highlights how precious metals — particularly silver and mining stocks — are leading this leg of the bull market, […]

Fed Governor Williams: “We’ll Have Inflation Under Control in 2027”

Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams flew to Santiago this week to deliver a talk—fittingly titled “Navigating Unpredictable Terrain”—at the Central Bank of Chile’s centennial bash. While gold bulls were busy bidding the metal to a fresh high of $4,098 per ounce on Friday, Williams told the audience he still sees U.S. […]

Peter Schiff: Please Keep the Government Closed

On Wednesday’s episode of The Peter Schiff Show, Peter lays out why recent market headlines—everything from the government shutdown to the wobble in crypto—point back to one theme: more easy money and bad policy. He connects the dots between Washington’s spending, tariff-driven price pressure, and risky mortgage fixes. He starts by flipping the common narrative […]

Peter Schiff: The Economy is Ice Cold

Peter opens this episode by walking listeners through what he sees as two diverging monetary stories: gold’s quiet march higher after a period of consolidation, and Bitcoin’s fragile plumbing that could amplify losses when the market turns. He frames these trends as a test of sound money versus speculative credit structures, and he ties the […]

Measure Assets in Gold, Not Dollars

A new round of tariff announcements from the Trump administration sent markets reeling, with cold coming down from its all-time high over $4,050, only to settle above $4,000, signaling collective doubt in the system itself as investors rush to protect themselves with hard assets.  Collectively, markets are reaffirming gold’s role at the center of sovereignty, […]

Gold and Silver Break Out; Bitcoin Breaks Down | SchiffGold Friday Market Wrap

Peter Schiff presents a detailed analysis of the precious metals market in this week’s Schiff Gold Friday wrap-up. He highlights a historic week for gold and silver, noting gold’s record high surpassing $4,000 and silver’s rise above $50. Schiff discusses the market’s reaction to these increases, the nervousness of investors, and the subsequent stock sell-offs, […]

Schiff on The Land Development Podcast: Inflation Is the Threat  

Peter recently appeared on the Land Development Podcast to lay out a simple case: inflation is the central problem for the economy, and the market is already signaling that through the surge in precious metals and commodity prices. He ties that trend to current policy choices — tariffs, deficit spending and energy misallocation — and […]