Eric Sprott discusses the impact of the coronavirus on the global economy and the precious metals.

It’s been an action packed four days, and as we head into the long weekend, gold is surging to its highest closing levels in more than seven years.

After another week unlike any other, host Craig Hemke and Eric Sprott discuss the devastating impact of the coronavirus and how central bank reactions will affect precious metal prices in the months ahead.

During a month unlike any other, Rick Rule of Sprott Inc. returns to share his wealth of knowledge with our listeners.

Renowned analyst and forecaster Luke Gromen joins us to answer questions about interest rates, central bank policy and the benefits of physical precious metal ownership.

Noted trends researcher Gerald Celente joins us to answer questions on precious metals, geo-politics and the global economy.

This week, the U.S. Federal Reserve (the "Fed") made a surprise interest rate cut of 50 basis points on Tuesday, March 3.

Fueled by lower interest rates worldwide and the growing risk-off sentiment, gold is proving its mettle as a safe-haven investment and non-correlated portfolio diversifier.

The conclusion of The Fed's latest FOMC meeting, and the remainder of this week brings all sorts of U.S. economic data. All of this will impact gold and silver prices...but in which direction?