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Most markets have been all over the map in the past 4 years since the onset of Covid and the forced economic shutdown. Here are some charts that show the price action since then for gold (money),...
Bank of America Head of Global Commodities Francisco Blanch says that copper stands alone as the one commodity that will benefit from the global energy transition.
JD and Joel unpack Peter’s latest podcast and the economy’s current path toward stagflation. We look at this week’s price action, macroeconomic data, and a quote from Jordan...
Metals and Miners are correcting a bit but miners are starting to outperform the metals. This is a bullish sign that there is not much more correction ahead in terms of price.
Wall Street has significantly revised its expectations for Fed rate cuts in 2023. Traders have shifted their bets from initially anticipating seven cuts to now predicting just one.
The more the Fed loses credibility on inflation, the more investors will be drawn to precious metals for wealth protection.
Gold is extending its rebound off the $2300 psychological level.
The price of a troy ounce of gold climbed to 2330.00 USD on Friday.
The price of gold is recovering after falling to the $2291 level on Tuesday. The growing bullish consolidation managed to climb the euro to the $2350 level today.
Europe is no longer alone. Stagflation is also resurfacing in the United States. This time, it is more worrying: wages in the service sector are unable to keep pace with rising energy prices.
Cocoa futures prices have rallied sharply over the past year.And the rally has really heated up over the past 3 months. Today we look at a “monthly” chart of Cocoa to highlight this...
Soybeans and the products closed mixed yesterday with some selling from Brazil noted on the early rally attempt. Reports of great export demand in Brazil provide some support.
Robust gold buying has driven the gold price premium for gold traded on the Shanghai Gold Exchange to extremely high levels.
Natural Gas is currently breaching the previous April low, marking a decisive move as the impulse initiated on 5th March continues its downward trajectory.
The second half of 2024 will be stronger than the first for both metals and they have the potential to spike in the next 12 to 18 months.