David Morgan breaks down the recent surge in Treasury yields and warns that further increases could put significant pressure on housing, commercial real estate, consumers, and the broader economy. He discusses the possibility of the 10-year Treasury yield reaching 8% and explains why the bond market may be gaining greater influence over interest rates. Morgan also examines rising oil prices, refining bottlenecks, and how prolonged energy disruptions could contribute to a deeper economic slowdown. On silver, he explains the recent pullback, the backlog of retail inventory, weakening demand, and why he sees $60 or below as his buying zone, while acknowledging that prices could potentially fall toward $50. He also shares his outlook for precious metals into late 2026 and 2027, along with his thoughts on financial sovereignty, monetary control, and the lessons he took from his interview with Pastor Artur Pawlowski.
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