US money market balances are near a record $8T as cautious investors seek safety amid low consumer sentiment. What does the US money market balance tell us, and what does it mean for investors?

This analysis challenges the traditional "valuation" mindset of the stock market, arguing that Gold and Silver are purely monetary assets that do not follow earnings cycles or growth multiples.

Unlike the 2022 UK crisis, Japan’s rising bond yields coincide with climbing stock prices. This suggests growth-driven rates rather than a fiscal crash, though markets remain wary of PM Takaichi’s tax pause ahead of the upcoming snap election.

Gold price (XAU/USD) rises to near a fresh record high around $5,160 during the early Asian session on Wednesday.

GBP/USD is well on its way to a second straight week of strong gains as the US Dollar (USD) gives up the ghost on the back of ongoing trade war rhetoric undercutting the Greenback’s strength.

The AI boom is creating huge opportunities for plenty of companies besides the giant tech names.

Gold and silver are increasingly being treated as real collateral in a world burdened by unsustainable debt, currency debasement, and geopolitical fragmentation.

Gold and silver came in struggling, but rocketed higher in the late day trade as the Dollar continued its cascading decline.  

A falling dollar makes imports more expensive. Trump is cheering inflation.

At the press conference following the Federal Reserve's rate decision, Chair Powell is not likely to talk about the things we want to know.

Japan’s bond market is blowing up.

The oil markets had a mixed day today.

No doubt the USD is losing in value in nominal terms against a basket of currencies as well gold, since the weekend.

Today it was the turn of the S&P and Nasdaq to make their moves as the Russell 2000 takes a rest after its breakout.

RTX could be worth 10% more at $217.00 or higher. Buying long-dated in-the-money (ITM) call options could work for investors, as this article will show.

The S&P 500 settled at a record high on Tuesday as Big Tech powered gains, with the Nasdaq also securing a win as the Dow slid 408 points.

As Europe retreats into energy dependence and ideological paralysis, U.S. midstream energy companies accelerate geopolitical leverage.

The latest Case Shiller home price data from S&P Cotality was published today and showed a small month-over-month decline of 0.11% at the national level. 

Silver rises over 5% weekly as US trade-war tensions revive aggressive 'sell America' positioning.

The Canadian Dollar rose sharply against the U.S. Dollar on Tuesday.