Today’s pre-market trading looks like yesterday in a mirror. On Thursday morning, oil jumped, stocks fell, and silver fell ...
Just when you were starting to think it's been getting a little weird in the second Trump regime, in a rather stunning announcement, it seems like Trump slipped and just said the quiet part out loud.
Metals and miners are pulling back following stronger-than-expected jobs data. Cycle analysis suggests a final decline into a mid-year low, likely forming around July. Once this low is established, ...
If you want to know why central banks are stacking gold, ask a central banker. Last month, global gold reserves increased by another 39 tonnes, as central banks continued a buying spree that began ...
Despite tremendous price pressure on gold from rising yields, more metal flowed into gold-backed ETFs last month, driving fund holdings to a new record.
The BEA’s annual revisions shaved a few tenths off the rate of inflation. But spending levels suggest the Fed’s fight is far from over.
NEW YORK (October 5) The benchmark S&P 500 rose and the Nasdaq reached all-time highs on Monday as most megacap and growth stocks advanced, though risk sentiment remained in ‌check as Treasury yields ...
Yesterday, I wrote: "The dollar has done its part. The one support gold has left this week is cheaper oil, and today is the ...
Gold (XAU/USD) ticks up on Thursday, trading at the $4,125 area after bouncing up from two-month lows at $4.066 on Wednesday. Upside attempts, however, remain limited so far, as precious metals ...
How do you turn a sound money bill into a big-government bill? Florida has just shown us. When Florida lawmakers approved so-called 'transactional gold' legislation, supporters claimed it was a ...
The central bank gold spree continued unabated in August, with global gold reserves increasing by a net 39 tonnes. Year to date, central banks globally have reportedly added approximately 170 tonnes ...
Wednesday brought a softer-than-expected inflation report. Core PCE rose 3.0 percent from a year earlier against 3.3 percent ...