Good Reads
Central Bank Gold Buying Modest in January as New Players Enter the Market
World Gold Council analysts say a couple of factors may have limited central bank buying in January, but they don’t see it as a developing trend. “Volatile gold prices and the holiday season may have given some central banks pause, though geopolitical tensions, which have shown little sign of abating, are likely to keep accumulation going through 2026 and beyond.” Read on »
Shorter commodity cycles reshaping trading, value
The report finds that traditional models built around prolonged supercycles are losing effectiveness, increasing the importance of flexibility, rapid capital deployment and access to physical flows. Read on »
Three Red Flags You Can't Ignore: Why This Bull Market May Be Over
The markets are a sea of red this morning as the world begins to realize that: The situation in Iran will likely not be over quickly… private credit markets are imploding, suggesting the credit cycle has turned… a top, if not THE top is in for this bull market. Read on »
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