Markets have no ideology. They simply are. Gold simply is. It doesn't respond, rather it tells us about other things.

One of this era’s key questions in economics and finance has been - will the USD maintain its reserve status, and what does it mean if it loses this status? Developed markets are arguably subject to ...

Capital market leadership is rotating from the overvalued S&P 500 and mega-cap tech to commodities, gold, and non-US equities amid currency debasement and inflationary pressures. Commodities, ...

March 5 (Reuters) - Turmoil in the Middle East has sent investors scrambling for ⁠safety ⁠once more, reigniting a debate over which assets truly offer ⁠protection in times of stress. The choice is ...

Running the Border: The New Issue of NR Is Out Let the Flyboys Fly Audio By Carbonatix In the latest Capital Letter, I’ve written about signs that the dollar is no longer seen as quite such a safe ...