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China – the Canary in the Global Economy
News14/06/2023 | 7281 Views
China – the Canary in the Global Economy

China – the Canary in the Global Economy As the West continues to grapple with more interest rate rises and the inflation battle continues to

A Deeper Dive into the Global Impact of the Fed's Decision
News13/06/2023 | 6529 Views
A Deeper Dive into the Global Impact of the Fed's Decision

The Global Economic Scene: A Complex Jigsaw Puzzle Looking at the macro perspective of the current economic scene, the ubiquitous presence of the U

“most important time in gold's history”
News12/06/2023 | 8020 Views
“most important time in gold's history”

Short and sweet today (well, sweet if you own gold or about to buy gold). The following tweet has been shared extensively over the twitterverse over t

Gold on the Verge of a Breakout
News09/06/2023 | 12508 Views
Gold on the Verge of a Breakout

Gold’s consolidation at the top of the ‘handle’ portends a ‘third leg’ up since Nixon closed the gold window. As we&

INSIGHTS: REGULATED BOOMS AND BUSTS
Insights08/06/2023 | 8577 Views
INSIGHTS: REGULATED BOOMS AND BUSTS

Uncover the captivating history and regulation of gold and silver markets. Today on Insights Chris and Sam explore the origins of the SEC, the imp

Regulated Booms and Busts
News08/06/2023 | 9000 Views
Regulated Booms and Busts

In January 1920, the SEC was born.  The Securities Exchange Company was started by a man who wanted to regulate the sale of securities in the Uni

INSIGHTS: ANOTHER MONTH, ANOTHER RATE RISE
Insights07/06/2023 | 5692 Views
INSIGHTS: ANOTHER MONTH, ANOTHER RATE RISE

The RBA’s madness unsurprisingly continues. Today on Insights Chris and Branko discuss the recent RBA announcement and how the increasing in

Another month, another rate rise, as the RBA’s madness unsurprisingly continues
News07/06/2023 | 7686 Views
Another month, another rate rise, as the RBA’s madness unsurprisingly continues

Yesterday it was announced that the RBA is yet again increasing interest rates by 0.25%, making the current cash rate (4.1%) the highest we have seen