Delta told investors it was now forecasting between $6 and $7 after once forecasting "more than $7" for its full-year adjusted EPS forecast this year.

The oil markets had a green day today.

The bullish rally in recent weeks took natural gas to important levels.

Just one quarter into fiscal 2024, the federal government has already run a budget deficit of over half a trillion dollars.

The major indexes in the were mixed on Friday, as investors digested a batch of corporate earnings reports and more inflation readings.

A discussion about recent gold price action and market news.

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Foreign nations are dumping US dollars for gold.

It’s too early to declare victory, but raising rates, slowing inflation, and avoiding a spike in unemployment actually shows that rate hikes have been more effective than expected.

The repayment of the Bank Term Funding Program loans could very well be impossible without triggering yet another banking crisis.

Bitcoin has already had a strong run in anticipation of the ETF launch, so it’s not clear how much short-term juice is left (buy the rumor, sell the news).

Record global temperatures are leading to increasingly harmful impacts, a cost-of-living crisis is making everyday life harder, and escalating tensions in the Middle East have the potential to widen into a broader regional conflict.

The 23Q4 Y/Y blended earnings growth estimate is 4.4%. If the energy sector is excluded, the growth rate for the index is 7.9%.

Gold’s vexing disconnect from reported inflation took center stage again this week. The latest US inflation read came in hotter than expected, yet gold didn’t surge despite being the classic inflation hedge.

Even for a commodity like natural gas, the last three months have been incredibly volatile.

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The FTSE 100 UK rose almost 1% driven by precious metals miners following an increase in bullion prices, and investors were pleased with data indicating stronger-than-expected growth in the British economy in November.

These banks are closest to the central banking sun, taking in energy instead of burning up.

With inflation cooling and unemployment rising, rate cuts are coming into view.

Investors are ignoring yesterday’s hotter-than-expected Consumer Price Index in favor of this morning’s lighter-than-expected Producer Price Index.