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“152 Rate Cuts in 2024” - Brace
News18/12/2023 | 3857 Views
“152 Rate Cuts in 2024” - Brace

Last week we wrote to the Fed Chair’s comments that rate cuts were coming next year and the exuberance this caused in the markets. This ‘s

Gold & Silver Price - Indirect Analysis
News15/12/2023 | 2591 Views
Gold & Silver Price - Indirect Analysis

As gold is retesting major resistance and still has plenty of room until it reaches its all-time-high from last Monday, we can look at a few other cha

INSIGHTS: Printer is Coming
Insights14/12/2023 | 1299 Views
INSIGHTS: Printer is Coming

In the game of interest rates, a picture is worth a thousand words and Jerome Powell's dot plot stole the spotlight this morning. The adj

Printer is Coming
News14/12/2023 | 2461 Views
Printer is Coming

In the game of interest rates, a picture is worth a thousand words and Jerome Powell's dot plot stole the spotlight this morning. The adjustm

Are People Front Running The First Rate Cut?
News13/12/2023 | 1885 Views
Are People Front Running The First Rate Cut?

The ‘Bad News is Good News’ sentiment has been the markets’ prevailing sentiment recently as the global economic data worsens, but i

INSIGHTS: The World of Leverage – From Good to (Very) Bad
Insights12/12/2023 | 1142 Views
INSIGHTS: The World of Leverage – From Good to (Very) Bad

Leverage was definitely the IT word of the 2010 – 2020 decade, with companies, governments and individuals taking advantage of low rates and

The World of Leverage – From Good to (Very) Bad
News12/12/2023 | 2272 Views
The World of Leverage – From Good to (Very) Bad

Leverage was definitely the IT word of the 2010 – 2020 decade, with companies, governments and individuals taking advantage of low rates and hig

Central Banks Continue to Buy Gold up Big
News11/12/2023 | 2999 Views
Central Banks Continue to Buy Gold up Big

After the truly extraordinary central bank buying spree in September, we last week learned October saw a continued strong month, with another 42 tonne