⛏ Gold Surges Past $2,500 Amid Rate Cut Expectations

Gold Surges Past $2,500 Amid Rate Cut Expectations
Gold surged past $2,500, buoyed by expectations of US rate cuts following weak housing data. Silver outperformed, gaining 7% over the week. Meanwhile, concerns over shadow banking and small-to-medium sized banks in the US resurfaced, adding to market volatility. Read on »

A Natural Gas Glut Is Forcing Drillers to Dial Back—Again
A natural gas glut is depressing prices and prompting fresh cutbacks in America’s drilling fields, despite one of the hottest summers on record. Read on »

The .1% Refugee Crisis
Governments once taxed agricultural land, then labor, but wealth has evolved. Today, the ultra-wealthy are fleeing high-tax nations, creating a 0.1% refugee crisis. This shift is driving fierce competition among global havens offering low taxes and better living conditions, setting up a mega-trend that savvy investors should not ignore. Read on »

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