They aren't always right either. Use common sense and believe the evidence, whatever it may be. Get the full story.
The facts often are the same, the difference is what they make of them. For example, suppose we had a car run over a child in a school zone.
One source could focus on the fact the driver was not drunk, passed the test for intoxication and was not speeding.
The other source could focus on the fact that the driver was texting at the time of the accident.
When talking about financial news you will find that they are very scared of lawsuits because rich people are litigious. So they will avoid comments that have liability. If you say the banks are collapsing, that has liability. If you say that there are 186 other banks that people should be aware of, that has no liability.
Often they will say things that are meaningless "we are monitoring the situation", or "we are concerned" etc.
The situation in economics is always a complicated algebra problem. There are a couple of key factors, they go together in a certain way, and based on that you can draw a curve that tells you where the economy is headed. Rising interest rates on bonds means that value of the bonds everyone is holding will go down. That is a very simple and straightforward relationship. The question is how fast will rates rise (extremely fast, record breaking fast) and how high will they go (higher than they are now, that is for sure) and how widespread is the damage (worldwide, everyone uses US bonds for their financial system).
That alone tells you that either mortgages will dry up or house prices will drop significantly. Either way that is like a twin engine plane losing one of their engines. It also means that car loans will dry up, that is the other engine.
Still if you are up at 30,000 feet you can land safely without your engines. So the question is how high is the world's economy flying? Well the pandemic certainly brought us down, maybe to 10,000 feet and the war in Ukraine has brought us down further, maybe 5,000 feet.
So we will have to land immediately. Swiss banks are being forced into a shotgun wedding, and the same will happen in the US and who knows, Germany, UK and Japan could also fall quickly as well.
Think of Gold and Silver as a parachute. If they continue to spike higher the plane will crash and the pilots are bailing.