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January 19, 2026 The silver market continues to be a sight to behold, with prices rising above $94 this morning, more than triple the price of just one year ago.
Volatility is increasing and upward momentum in both gold and silver remains strong. And so does retail demand in the United States.
Money Metals continues to staff up while extending operating hours to handle record-level volumes on both the buy and sell side.
Our inventory position remains extremely strong even as most of Money Metals' competitors are out of stock or quote long minting delays on many (if not most) silver products.
That said, we continue to quote multi-day processing delays on both shipping and receiving. But we remain confident we can maintain reasonable service levels especially as compared to the struggles we see unfolding elsewhere.
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We have not put in place any order size minimums as other dealers have either. (But there is no guarantee we will not be forced to do so at some point.)
Thank you for your business, patience, and trust!
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$4,597 (+1.9%) [link removed]
$4,676 (+1.7%) [link removed]
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$90.17 (+12.8%) [link removed]
$93.89 (+4.1%) [link removed]
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$2,341 (+2.6%) [link removed]
$2,379 (+1.6%) [link removed]
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$1,816 (-0.6%) [link removed]
$1,835 (+1.1%) [link removed]
Gold : Silver Ratio (as of Friday's closing prices) 51 to 1
Report: DOJ Launched Federal Reserve Probe in Response to Central Bank???s Stonewalling
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When Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell announced Sunday [link removed] that the Justice Department had served the central bank with subpoenas, he portrayed the DOJ???s actions as a ???threat??? intended to undermine the Fed???s independence when it comes to setting interest rates.
But according to the Washington Post [link removed] , the DOJ???s investigation was only launched after the Fed ignored emails in a non-criminal probe.
Citing six anonymous sources with knowledge of the matter, the Post reported Friday that the DOJ sent two emails to the Federal Reserve in December as part of a non-criminal inquiry launched the month prior.
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???The messages sought a meeting or phone call to discuss renovations at the central bank???s headquarters,??? the Post reported. ???Fed officials opted not to respond to [the emails], choosing to avoid informal engagement on a matter that could carry criminal implications.???
The Fed???s silence reportedly led Jeanine Pirro, the U.S. attorney in Washington, to believe that the Fed was hiding something. That???s when she decided to issue subpoenas, according to the Post.
???The claim that ???Oh, they didn???t think it was a big deal??? is naive and almost malpractice,??? a DOJ official told the Post. ???We gave them a deadline. We said the first week of January.???
Powell has retained outside counsel at the law firm Williams & Connollya firm that???s represented former presidents Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, and George W. Bush, as well as a slew of other powerful characters. The FBI is reportedly not involved in the investigation.
The subpoenas relate to Powell???s testimony before the Senate Banking Committee in June, when he spoke about the Fed???s $2.5 billion renovation of two office buildingsa project that President Donald Trump has criticized as excessive.
At that hearing, Senate Banking Committee Chair Tim Scott, R-SC, said the Fed???s building renovation included ???rooftop terraces, custom elevators that open into VIP dining rooms, white marble finishes, and even a private art collection.???
Powell disputed those details in his testimony, saying ???there???s no new marble. there are no special elevators??? and added that some of the controversial items are ???not in the current plan.??? In July, Russell Vought, director of the Office of Management and Budget, said in a letter to Powell that his testimony about changes to the building plans ???raises serious questions about the project???s compliance??? with previous plans approved by a planning commission.
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Still, later that month, Trump visited the building site and, while standing next to Powell, overstated the cost of the renovation. Later that day, Trump, speaking to reporters, downplayed any concerns with the renovation. He said, ???They have to get it done,??? and added, ???Look, there???s always Monday morning quarterbacks. I don???t want to be that. I want to help them get it finished.???
When asked if it was a firing offense, Trump said, ???I don???t want to put that in this category.???
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This week's Market Update was authored by Money Metals Contributing Writer Ken Silva.
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