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GRRR favors upside against May-2025 low & current pullback should remain supported above $14.32 low, extend higher. It confirms bullish sequence once it breaks above $44.15 high.
The Japanese Yen (JPY) drifts lower against a weaker US Dollar (USD) for the second successive day and slides to over a two-week low during the Asian session on Tuesday.
Markets spend the day grinding lower…Combine the big move higher we made over the last 2 weeks, and I’m looking a Bull Trap into Retest Trade tomorrow morning!
It was a somewhat eventful start to the week for the precious metals. Both gold and silver sold off on the Sunday night Far East open, and were down substantially into the New York trading session, before rebounding higher in the afternoon.
If orthogonality plays any role in your investment process, then there will absolutely be periods where you lag. Ditto if you're trying to smooth out your ride versus the broad market.
In this video, Epstein discusses the financial market developments on the evening of July 7, 2025, highlighting the impact of recent OPEC announcements regarding potential oil production increases and their minimal effect on market prices.
Trump has released a long list of new letters, bringing tariffs basically back to levels presented on ‘Liberation Day’. Despite sending a take-it-or-leave-it tone, the letters actually represent a shift in the deadline from 9 July to 1 August.
Silver price seesaws around a $36.15-$37.22 range on Monday, but it is set to finish the day with losses of over 0.23% at $36.74 at the time of writing.
Markets opened the week under the shadow of familiar ghosts. The echo of April’s tariff tremors reverberated faintly through the capital markets Monday—not a full-blown panic, but enough to rattle the blinds.
Stocks had a down day, as President Trump announced the tariff rates that will take effect for several countries, including Japan and South Korea, at 25% on August 1.
Crédit Agricole — one of France’s largest banking groups — is heading into one of its most statistically favorable windows of the year, right as sentiment toward European equities undergoes a historic shift.
Real-world asset tokenisation is among the fastest-growing segments of the crypto market as companies move to bring private credit, U.S. treasuries and stocks to the blockchain.
While Trump pursues his grand delusion of signing 90 trade deals in 90 days, Canada, the U.S. largest trade partner, seems in no hurry to strike a long-term trade deal.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average and Nasdaq Composite are sporting triple-digit midday losses. The S&P 500 Index is also lower, as Tesla continues its fall.
Looking at emissions only in total terms misses critical context. Per capita and GDP-based metrics provide a more nuanced view of who is emitting, why, and with what result.
Last month, the new orders components of the economically weighted ISM manufacturing and services indexes warranted the hoisting of a yellow flag, “Recession Watch.” This month that continued.
There is ample evidence that the Fed, particularly Fed Chair Jerome Powell, acts in a highly political manner. This runs contrary to the Fed’s proclaimed political independence.
After Friday's holiday, the broader discussion about the future of the U.S. dollar price will remain in full swing, with a focus on the economy, trade agreements, and the budget bill.
On Sunday, both Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Trump suggested that while Trump could send out letters this week informing countries of their tariff rates, those duties would not go into effect until Aug. 1.
The mood in the markets is beginning to shift as focus moves to Trump's new tariffs which are starting to get set in large numbers country by country, creating a more risk-off environment.
After last week's US jobs data and anticipation of a firm CPI reading next week, US interest rates have firmed, and the dollar begins the new week on a firm note.
