Global geopolitical turmoil, as well as Trump's apparent attack on the Fed, is pushing up the prices of gold and silver.
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Top officials from Greenland, Denmark and the U.S. met at the White House Wednesday to discuss Washington’s controversial bid to assert ownership over Greenland.
The session ended without an agreement, reflecting what Danish Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen called a “fundamental disagreement” between U.S. President Donald Trump and Copenhagen.
That’s hardly surprising.
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