Markets Are Recalibrating the Fed
From March 2022 through August 2024, there was widespread concern that the tightening of monetary policy by the Fed over that period would cause a recession. It was the most widely anticipated...
From March 2022 through August 2024, there was widespread concern that the tightening of monetary policy by the Fed over that period would cause a recession. It was the most widely anticipated...
Gold has been grinding sideways for the better part of several months now, weighing on sentiment. Late October’s mounting bullishness is long gone, deteriorating to apathy. But gold’s recent high...
BranchOut Food (NASDAQ: BOF) invigorated its market with news of ramping production, improving revenue and profitability. The stock is up 200% from its 2024 lows and still has a solid move ahead of...
Stocks and gold have been “predictable” as we approach Inauguration Day. “Predictable” taking the form of our previous “to or through the election” view for the 2024 bull, which was ginned by the...
MON: US Presidential Inauguration, PBoC LPR, Eurogroup Meeting; German Producer Prices (Dec) TUE: UK Unemployment/Wages (Nov), German ZEW (Jan), Canadian CPI (Dec), New Zealand CPI (Q4) WED:...
Fed’s Waller hints at first half rate cut, but dollar edges up. Wall Street slips despite solid US retail sales and strong bank earnings. China GDP beat also fails to lift markets as Trump...
Markets brace for impact ahead of Trump’s inauguration. BoJ seen raising rates at first gathering of 2025. Euro and pound traders turn gaze to PMIs. Canada and New Zealand CPI data to shape BoC and...
Gold Rises on Weak US Data Gold (XAU/USD) rose by 0.67% on Thursday, closing slightly below the $2,720 resistance level. The US Department of Commerce reported yesterday that retail sales rose by...
Retail sales came in at $729.2 billion in December, a gain of +0.4% for the month. This was below the street's expectations of a gain of +0.6%. But still another record high. November's results were...
Oil hits $80.00! The highest level since August as supplies tighten and CPI eases. It also appears that the toughening of sanctions is starting to take a bite especially because Germany seizes a...