⛏ Gold Faces Fed-Driven Challenges

Despite Feds Hawkish Signal Analysts See Support For Gold
Gold dipped after the Fed’s hawkish rate outlook, but analysts expect strong support in 2025 from central bank buying, Chinese investor demand, and geopolitical tensions. While a stronger dollar could weigh on prices, experts predict gold will remain near record highs, with ING forecasting $2,760/oz as next year’s average. Read on »

China & US Shape 2025 Oil Future
Oil demand is expected to grow 1–1.4 million barrels daily in 2025, driven by China’s petrochemical sector. However, U.S. shale faces challenges, including higher breakeven costs, acreage depletion, and modest oil prices. OPEC's decisions—whether to maintain production cuts or flood the market—could create volatility in a supply-heavy, demand-limited year. Read on »

The Depletion Paradox
The shale industry's long-anticipated production peak has arrived, with declines accelerating despite higher prices. This analysis combines Hubbert’s principles with cutting-edge AI to unveil the “depletion paradox,” where even untapped wells can't offset falling productivity. As shale struggles to sustain output, learn why geology, not policy, is shaping the future of energy. Read on »

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