23,000 Jobs Gone, Gold Is Roaring Back, and Boomers Are Getting a Historic Rug Pull
Nobody saw it coming. The US economy shed 23,000 jobs in July — economists had predicted gains of 83,000. That's a swing of over 100,000 jobs in the wrong direction. And when you factor in the revisions to May and June, it's 103,000 fewer jobs than we thought we had. Meanwhile, the national debt just hit $40 trillion, the Iran conflict is grinding into its 165th day, and CPI is still running well above the Fed's target.
And yet — gold just had its best week since January.
This week on The Crest Report, host Jeremy Herrell breaks down everything you need to know:
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