⛏ Metals and mining shares may be perking up

Gold drops 3% as rising Middle East tensions fuel rate-hike prospects
“If oil prices continue to push higher, gold prices could break down ​and potentially head towards the $3,800 level initially and possibly to $3,500 over time if the selling pressure accelerates…”. Read on »

Consumer Borrowing Unexpectedly Tanked in May
After unexpectedly surging in March and April, consumer credit contracted sharply in June. This returns to the trend of declining consumer borrowing we saw last year and into early 2026, likely signaling consumers are close to their credit limits. Read on »

Metals and mining shares may be perking up
Shares of U.S. metals and mining companies have been on a volatile ride this year, including a nearly 25% fall for the sector in recent weeks, but ​technical analysis indicates that things could be looking up. Read on »