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Silver price jumps to two-week high despite US-Iran deadlock
Surpassing the April peak on a sustainable basis would indicate that silver has secured a foothold in a higher range and increase market expectations that it could climb to $90, which is considered an important psychological, says Reuters. Read on »
Despite recent weakness, gold bull market narrative on track
Gold hdas an inverse relationship with US Treasury yields. As yields rise, gold normally falls, as interest-bearing assets become more attractive compared to gold, which offers neither interest nor a dividend. The opposite happens when yields fall, normally. Like gold, Treasuries are a haven during geopolitical crises like the current war in the Middle East. Read on »
What an Attack on the Dollar Actually Looks Like
U.S. treaty allies, paying Iran in Chinese currency to move oil through a strait Trump has spent the past two months trying to pry back open by force — without success. This is what an attack on the dollar looks like in the actual world — not a BRICS press release, not a Davos panel, but in the real plumbing of how global oil trade actually settles. Read on »
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