Silver made history by breaking the $ 108-per-ounce threshold, driven by a weakening dollar, geopolitical strife, and economic uncertainty.

U.S. stocks wrapped up a turbulent week with the S&P 500 marking its first back-to-back weekly decline since June.

Despite the consensus narrative, what we are currently experiencing globally is not “de‑dollarization,” but a broad loss of confidence in developed economies’ fiat currencies and sovereign debt as a reserve asset for central banks and institutions.

Four of the magnificent 7 prepare to report quarterly earnings this week, with numbers from Microsoft, Meta, Tesla, and Apple that could set the tone for the entire sector.