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The Repo Liquidity Crunch Reveals Market Stress. Will Gold Shine?

Last week, the Fed had to inject liquidity into the repo market for the first time since the Great Recession . Not once, but several times – and also commit to do more. Will such a crack in the proverbial dam let gold’s allure shine? Scramble for Liquidity ...
Arkadiusz Sieron | September 24, 2019 |

The USD 88 shock: Are UBS and Citigroup forcing the silver market to its knees, or are we witnessing

The year is still young, and a drama is unfolding on the precious metals markets that could go down in history. The price of silver has shattered historical resistance levels and is trading above the USD 88 per ounce mark. What was long dismissed as the wild fantasy of “g...
Nico Popp | 4 days ago |

Gold Bulls Are Impatient: Will They See a Recession in 2020?

Recession, recession - will we see one in 2020? And will it bring about a rally in gold then?. True or false? In today’s article, we’ll test the ‘recession in 2020’ narrative and we’ll then show you what it all me...
Arkadiusz Sieron | January 31, 2020 |

These 10 U.S. States Are Best Prepared for a Deep Recession

This week Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin called out “mismanaged” states, suggesting that the federal government should not be responsible for bailing out states that had poorly managed budgets before the coronavirus pandemic brought business activ...
Frank Holmes | April 29, 2020 |

Can the Efforts to Turn S&P 500 Around Really Stick?

While Friday’s session turned out kind of undecided, it was still a down session with the bears bringing home the bacon. Can the same conclusion be reached when examining the weekly chart? And what about other valuable clues as to the upcoming S&P 500 move? ...
Monica Kingsley | April 6, 2020 |

Buzz on the Bullboards: Has the November rally paid off?

Once the U.S. Thanksgiving passes, the mood in North American markets shifts as investors contend with holidays, gifts, and vacations on one hand, with the end of their fiscal years on the other. Companies also look to end the calendar year on a positive note, and any...
Jonathon Brown | November 30, 2023 |

Daily Gold News: Wednesday, June 24 – Gold Crawling Higher but Precious Metals Mixed

The gold futures contract gained 0.88% on Tuesday, as it further extended its last Friday’s advance. The market got closer to $1,800 mark. Last week’s Powell ’s testimonies on Wednesday, Thursday and his Friday&CloseCurlyQuote...
Paul Rejczak | June 24, 2020 |

Daily Gold News: Thursday, June 25 – Gold Backing Off New Multi-Year High

The gold futures contract lost 0.39% on Wednesday after reaching new long-term high of $1,796.10. The market got very close to $1,800 mark but then it has retraced the whole intraday advance. The recent economic data releases didn’t bring any new surprises fo...
Paul Rejczak | June 25, 2020 |

Financial Sector Under Pressure and What It Means

The Financial sector is unique in that it is an essential component of global economics as well as local economic functions. Consumers depend on banking services, credit, and all sorts of other financial services in their day-to-day lives. The Financial sector is one of the ...
Chris Vermeulen | June 11, 2020 |

January 2020 in Review: Barometric Bedlam

Back in the 1980s, I had a boss that was right out of Monty Python. A Canadian by birth, he was the son of a very wealthy English nobleman who spent a number of years in Brazil as CEO of Brazilian Traction, where he was raised by servants and nannies and attended private ...
Streetwise Reports | February 4, 2020 |
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