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U.S. pressure on Venezuela is less about fentanyl and more about oil, diesel, and geopolitics. A revived “Donroe Doctrine” risks disrupting heavy crude flows, underpricing diesel-driven inflation and strengthening the case for gold as a hedge.
Markets broke higher with steady buying led by the S&P 500, improving breadth, renewed strength in megacap tech, and concurrent gains in gold and silver, signaling favorable risk-reward into year-end.
US GDP utterly crushed it in Q3, and that was following Q2 when output supposedly was well more than expected, so two quarters in a row of booming numbers.
The British pound continues to attract buyers against the Japanese yen, with pullbacks viewed as opportunities while the broader trend points higher toward the 214 level.
The initial estimate of 4.3% for Q3 Annualized Real GDP was indeed a stunner. It blew past both last quarter’s 3.8% and the consensus estimate of 3.3%.
The Bank of Japan’s decision to raise its policy rate to 0.75% (from 0.50%), while in line with market forecasts, marks a clear step towards monetary tightening and has pushed yields higher on Japanese assets.
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the recent significant movements in the metals market, highlighting the rise in silver to $72 an ounce and copper reaching $560.
The Japanese Yen prolongs its uptrend against a broadly weaker US Dollar for the third successive day and sticks to gains near the weekly top through the early European session on Wednesday.
The Nifty 50 Index rose and is hovering near its record high, while Indian bond yields rallied after a major statement from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). It has jumped by 10.9% this year and by 20% from its lowest point this year.
Are gold and silver surging because we’re in a speculative bubble, or because they’re signaling something deeper, possibly a monetary paradigm shift that most investors haven’t fully recognized yet?
The state of Colorado could lose up to $24 million in federal highway funding due to the state’s slow response to violations involving the issuance of commercial driver’s licenses (CDL) to noncitizens
The chart highlights palladium completing a long base and rounding bottom, followed by a sharp upside breakout toward key Fibonacci resistance levels—suggesting a powerful trend reversal and strengthening momentum after years of consolidation.
Silver prolongs its well-established uptrend through the Asian session on Wednesday and continues scaling new record highs for the fourth consecutive day.
The Bureau of Economic Analysis announced today that seasonally adjusted US real GDP grew at a 4.3% annual rate in the third quarter. That is somewhat higher than both the historical average growth and the value anticipated by many forecasters.
AUD/USD stepped into a second straight day of firm gains on Tuesday, climbing two-thirds of one percent and adding to the previous day’s 0.68% gain as the US Dollar falls across the board.
It’s important for investors to find the right balance of metals and fiat so they can enjoy this phenomenal Elliott Wave C ride and at the same time be 100% ready to buy the coming Wave D in 2026.
After riding a beautifully constructed ascending support line from June through early December, the stock has done something that immediately catches an experienced analyst's attention—it broke down.
Here are the key catalysts across Goldman's small-cap biotech coverage, spanning immunology, oncology, metabolic disease, rare disease, and cell and gene therapy.
2025 has been a remarkable year for gold and silver. Record prices, heavy demand and growing public interest have forced even long-time sceptics to pay attention.
As physicians prioritize efficacy, oral Wegovy could become the preferred option, giving Novo Nordisk a competitive advantage in capturing market share early.
One can’t help but notice how pronounced the recent move in silver is. There are no Hunt brothers going on right now, but the debasement trade is super-hot, and silver seems to climb every single day.
If the economy prints 4.3% growth, why does the Fed need to cut rates? Strong GDP is not a reason to ease monetary policy. You do not need to cut rates with a number like this.
The year 2025 was marked by numerous milestones and record-breaking achievements for the ETF industry, with inflows close to $1.4 trillion, nearly 1,100 new launches, and record trading volumes.
ServiceNow investors may be concerned with the company spending $7.75 billion on buying Armis, but its CEO remains confident the deal will prove positive in the long run.
The native token of the oracle network is in red in the past week, month, and year time frames, with bulls’ failure to rally signaling a potential bearish continuation in 2026.
Following the much-stronger-than-expected GDP print, U.S. Industrial Production also surprised to the upside, rising 0.2% MoM in November and pulling the YoY change up to 2.52%.
The U.S. economy grew strongly in Q3 2025, with real GDP up 4.3% aided by consumer spending, exports, and services, though real GDI rose more modestly at 2.4%, reflecting mixed underlying strength despite the delayed report.
