Gold’s preeminence among safe-haven assets begins with its intrinsic, tangible worth. Unlike government bonds or fiat currencies—whose value depends on policymakers’ decisions and the solvency of issuing entities—gold cannot default or be devalued by a central bank’s printing press. Every… Read More ›
Since the imposition of sweeping import duties, economists and policymakers have braced for a surge in consumer prices. To date, however, the impact of tariffs on headline inflation remains surprisingly muted. A confluence of corporate strategies, timing lags and restrained… Read More ›
Oil markets responded sharply this week as the violent escalation between Israel and Iran underscored how swiftly geopolitical shocks can reverberate across energy prices worldwide. Benchmark Brent crude climbed back above \$73 a barrel on renewed fears that the conflict… Read More ›
In an unexpected fusion of corporate finance and digital asset investing, an increasing number of publicly traded companies are allocating portions of their cash reserves to Bitcoin, launching what market observers term “Bitcoin treasury strategies.” This trend—once limited to a… Read More ›
U.S. importers are grappling with a complex web of overlapping tariffs that add up to far higher duties than the headline rates publicized by policymakers. Known as “tariff stacking,” this practice occurs when newly imposed levies are applied on top… Read More ›
Over the last five years, Ghana’s artisanal gold sector has quietly funneled an estimated 229 tons—or some $11.4 billion—of precious metal beyond the reach of government coffers. A combination of under‑resourced inspection units, shifting tax policies and entrenched informal networks has turned… Read More ›
Global energy investment is on track to reach an unprecedented $3.3 trillion in 2025, propelled by a widespread pivot to clean energy technologies, supportive policy frameworks, and the drive for energy security. Despite lingering economic uncertainties and geopolitical tensions, investors… Read More ›
Global equity funds experienced a second straight week of net withdrawals in the seven-day period ending May 28, shedding $7.5 billion as investors became increasingly risk-averse amid renewed concerns over U.S. tariff threats and the broader implications for economic growth…. Read More ›
Federal Reserve policymakers are widely expected to maintain their current benchmark interest rate in the months ahead, despite the latest data showing signs of cooling inflation and increasingly cautious consumer behavior. Although the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index—a key… Read More ›
In a landmark decision this week, the U.S. Court of International Trade struck down the vast majority of President Trump’s sweeping, across-the-board import tariffs, ruling that he had exceeded his statutory powers under emergency authority. The permanent injunction halts blanket… Read More ›
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