Gold prices have moved lower this week as several countries have eased their lockdown restrictions and economies begin to open back up, dampening demand for the safe haven and increasing traction for riskier…
Last time around this column highlighted the two main categories of consequences in a potential post-COVID19 world: Increasing Governmental Interventionism and Decreasing Globalisation. Today, the latter is examined. The post WWII settlement and…
There is more than enough commentary and opinion as to what’s going on right now, and what needs to happen in both short and long term. Today’s report takes a further look at…
The worst week for global capital markets since the financial crisis of 2008 was brutal. And it touched almost everything – gold included: Stocks are fresh off their worst week since the financial…
The price of gold rose to its highest level since 2013 on Monday 24th February as a significant number of coronavirus cases were reported outside of China over the weekend. Prices climbed more…
Many reputations have been destroyed by confidently boasting of impending financial carnage, only for central banks to tease, hint, and print, saving the day once again. Conventional wisdom currently dictates that as long…