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Hot PPI, Gold Seems Relentless
News14/02/2025 | 1404 Views
Hot PPI, Gold Seems Relentless

With the number of geopolitical risks happening at the moment, the markets appear to be taking a surprisingly calm stance. Recent chatter around renew

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Melbourne - An Evening with Ainslie Seminar
Community13/02/2025 | 4258 Views
Melbourne - An Evening with Ainslie Seminar

An Evening with Ainslie   📅 Date: Thursday 13 March 2025 ⏰ Time: 6:00pm AEDT 📍 Location: Lobby Lounge, 357 Coll

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Is Anybody Bullish Enough? A Case for the Fundamental Repricing of Gold
News13/02/2025 | 3950 Views
Is Anybody Bullish Enough? A Case for the Fundamental Repricing of Gold

Much like the DXY, the gold price has moved in 8-year cycles since the end of the Bretton Woods system – during which the US dollar was fixed to

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Gold Beats Ozempic: Weight Loss Breakthrough
News12/02/2025 | 2073 Views
Gold Beats Ozempic: Weight Loss Breakthrough

The US$500 billion maker of Ozempic may have competition. New animal studies show that gold nanoparticles outperform the drug in triggering weight los

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INSIGHTS: Ron Paul to audit the Fed?
Insights12/02/2025 | 1279 Views
INSIGHTS: Ron Paul to audit the Fed?

The Financial Times questions gold buyers' rationale, while the Bank of England reassures investors. Concerns over U.S. gold tariffs persist, thou

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Gold Charges Toward US$3,000 As Futures Markets Light Up
News11/02/2025 | 2231 Views
Gold Charges Toward US$3,000 As Futures Markets Light Up

The economic uncertainty gripping the world, inflamed by President Trump’s tariff spree, is causing big moves in the gold market. This week, Tru

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Bank of England's Supply
News10/02/2025 | 2599 Views
Bank of England's Supply "Reassurance"

While the Financial Times just implied gold buyers are less than sane, Dave Ramsden - Bank of England Deputy Governor of Markets and Banking reassured

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Australia Continues to Move Backwards
News07/02/2025 | 7232 Views
Australia Continues to Move Backwards

As the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) critiques reckless U.S. spending, discussion of whether someone should do the same in Australia has

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