John Feneck, Founder and CEO of the Feneck Commodities Report, joins Kitco Mining’s Digging Deep to break down one of the strongest years yet for precious metals. He says the December 10 Fed rate cut reflects rising concern about the labor market, while the political shift underway in 2025 may ultimately shape the direction of rate policy more than Powell’s guidance. Silver led the reaction to the announcement, breaking above US$62 and now trading near US$63 as the gold-to-silver ratio tight...
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John Feneck, Founder and CEO of the Feneck Commodities Report, joins Kitco Mining’s Digging Deep to break down one of the strongest years yet for precious metals. He says the December 10 Fed rate cut reflects rising concern about the labor market, while the political shift underway in 2025 may ultimately shape the direction of rate policy more than Powell’s guidance. Silver led the reaction to the announcement, breaking above US$62 and now trading near US$63 as the gold-to-silver ratio tight...
Trump’s Mining Push ‘Just the Tip of the Iceberg,’ Says John Feneck
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Trump’s Mining Push ‘Just the Tip of the Iceberg,’ Says John Feneck
With gold and silver at all-time highs, and copper hovering around US$5, John Feneck of The Feneck Commodities Report tells Kitco Mining’s Digging Deep that gold has finally broken out after months of consolidation. “Gold obviously was kind of a sideways pattern for a good portion of 2025,” he said, adding that it “then broke out of that consolidation and just skyrocketed past $3600, and just went ballistic here.” Feneck also highlighted the growing institutional support behind gold’s rall...
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John Feneck, Founder and CEO of the Feneck Commodities Report, joins Kitco Mining’s Digging Deep to break down one of the strongest years yet for precious metals. He says the December 10 Fed rate cut reflects rising concern about the labor market, while the political shift underway in 2025 may ultimately shape the direction of rate policy more than Powell’s guidance. Silver led the reaction to the announcement, breaking above US$62 and now trading near US$63 as the gold-to-silver ratio tight...
