Gold Investors: A Time to Rejoice
Money managers invested in the US stock market don’t care if US borders are open or closed. They don’t care if elementary schools teach wokeness and critical race theory. They do care about taxes…...
Money managers invested in the US stock market don’t care if US borders are open or closed. They don’t care if elementary schools teach wokeness and critical race theory. They do care about taxes…...
It’s Donald Trump 2.0 and the market is adjusting to a world where we’re going to make U.S. oil and gas great again. In what President Trump says is a new Golden Age in America, a declared National...
On his first day as president, Donald Trump announced bold plans to reshape economic policy. His ideas for revising US priorities are as brash and audacious as they are controversial and contested in...
Dollar slips on reports that Trump will not impose tariffs on day one. But rebounds after Trump threatens Canada and Mexico. Stock futures slip but immediately recover. Gold gains on Trump...
The week ahead will be light on economic indicators and heavy on executive orders (EOs). While the markets are closed on Monday for MLK Day, President Donald Trump was inaugurated into office for his...
Gold Rises as the US Dollar Weakened After Trump's Inauguration Gold (XAU/USD) price rose by 0.24% on Monday, supported by a weaker US dollar (USD), as markets evaluated the possible economic impact...
A fatal bout of runaway instability becomes inevitable when "extraordinary emergency measures" become permanently essential to keep the bubbles from popping. A funny thing happens as policies...
Donald Trump will be sworn in as the 47th president of the United States at 12 noon Eastern. When he takes the oath office for a second time at least one thing will be clear: He will enter the White...
Markets are in a relatively good mood Trump’s second presidency will commence today Dollar takes losses, while the crypto market is thriving Yen tries to benefit from BoJ expectations; oil...
Q4 earnings season officially kicked off this week with 21 S&P 500 companies (mostly financials) reporting earnings. 14 companies beat estimates, 6 missed, and 1 tied. The average “surprise...