Gold has massively outperformed stocks since 2000, signaling long-term monetary excess, rising uncertainty, and dollar debasement rather than just speculative hype.

An unchanged Ifo index in January reflects the uncertainty that has hit the German economy again on the back of geopolitical tensions and tariff threats.

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.