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What BRICS De-Dollarisation Actually Means for Gold
News16/09/2026 | 1195 Views
What BRICS De-Dollarisation Actually Means for Gold

Key Takeaways De-dollarisation means less dollar dependence, not a dollar collapse. The payment alternatives matter more than any common BRICS

What a September Fed Rate Hike Could Mean for Gold
News15/09/2026 | 1204 Views
What a September Fed Rate Hike Could Mean for Gold

Key Takeaways Markets now price a roughly 90% chance of a Federal Reserve rate hike on 16 September, up sharply from about 70% before Friday'

Saudi Arabia's Hormuz Bypass Is Now Offline
News14/09/2026 | 1325 Views
Saudi Arabia's Hormuz Bypass Is Now Offline

Key Takeaways A drone attack has shut the pipeline Saudi Arabia uses to avoid the Strait of Hormuz. Stored crude at the port can cover exports

Lagarde Speaks as Energy Shock Sinks In
News11/09/2026 | 752 Views
Lagarde Speaks as Energy Shock Sinks In

Key Takeaways The ECB raised rates a quarter point as Middle East conflict pushed oil above US$100. Lagarde speaks in Paris overnight, and her

How Much Does Australia's Economy Depend on China?
News10/09/2026 | 749 Views
How Much Does Australia's Economy Depend on China?

Key Takeaways China now takes more than a third of Australia's exports, a share that has risen despite a decade of new free trade deals else

What US$40 Trillion in Debt Means for Silver
News09/09/2026 | 1485 Views
What US$40 Trillion in Debt Means for Silver

Key Takeaways US federal debt passed US$40 trillion in August 2026 and keeps compounding. Rising long dated yields alongside a weakening dolla

One Cow, One Ounce?
News08/09/2026 | 1226 Views
One Cow, One Ounce?

Key Takeaways: Cattle and gold have tracked each other loosely for a century, not precisely. In 1926 a mature beef animal cost close to three

INSIGHTS: China Bought the Gold. Now It Wants the Market
Insights08/09/2026 | 163 Views
INSIGHTS: China Bought the Gold. Now It Wants the Market

Most of China's central bank gold has sat in London, because metal has to sit in a major market to be tradeable. The People's Bank of China is rep