Geopolitical tensions lift gold above $5,200, sticky inflation delays Fed cuts, and new tariffs intensify trade volatility and dollar uncertainty. The Return of the Safe Haven: Geopolitics Overpower the Fed The financial landscape is currently
Given the strength of the active medium-term impulse wave (3) and the prevailing uptrend that can be seen on the daily and weekly charts, Silver can be expected to rise to the next round resistance
Geopolitical tensions lift gold above $5,200, sticky inflation delays Fed cuts, and new tariffs intensify trade volatility and dollar uncertainty. The Return of the Safe Haven: Geopolitics Overpower the Fed The financial landscape is currently
Assessing macro drivers and risks shaping crypto’s next phase. The end of 2025 marked a distinct departure from the period of grinding consolidation of the third quarter, forcing institutional allocators to ask whether the year-end
Central banks diverge on rate cuts, tariff tensions rise, gold and silver surge amid geopolitical risks and dollar uncertainty. Diverging Central Bank Pivot Timelines The global monetary landscape is currently defined by a widening rift
Given the strong daily uptrend and increasing safe-haven inflows into Swiss franc, CHFJPY currency pair can be expected to rise to the next resistance level 203.40 (which stopped the previous impulse wave b at the
In the latter half of February, the dollar index has shown signs of strength, supported by several bullish factors: → Hawkish Fed stance: Minutes from the most recent FOMC meeting highlighted divergent opinions on interest
It has been almost exactly a month since we pointed out that the inner strength of the US stock market no longer looks quite so fresh. In our Thoughts on January 21, 2026, we speculated
Yesterday, IBM Corporation opened above $254 but ended the session below $224, marking one of its steepest single-day drops in 25 years. Since early February, the stock has slumped about 27%, recording its worst monthly
Gold didn’t creep higher in early 2026. It lunged. In late January, futures pushed through $5,500 an ounce before sellers finally stepped in. Silver, true to form, overshot even more dramatically, tagging levels above $120
