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Globally, central banks officially added a net 20 tonnes of gold to their reserves in May, according to the latest data compiled by the World Gold Council. This compares to 14 tonnes in April.
AES Corporation, despite political uncertainties, is undervalued and could yield 61% annual returns if it trades at its normal P/E. Amgen, a consistent grower, offers potential returns of 12% annually.
Rollins Inc. is one of the largest pest control companies in the world. You might not hear about them in flashy headlines, but this boring business is crawling with cash.
Markets kicked off the second half of 2025 with a strong finish to Q2, propelled by easing geopolitical fears, falling oil prices, and a reaffirmation of the Fed’s dovish tone.
Shares of Cadence Design Systems and Synopsys rose 4.9% and 5.0%, respectively on Thursday sparked by a major regulatory shift that unlocked a key growth market.
Costco Wholesale Corporation is one of the largest membership-based warehouse retailers in the world, offering a limited selection of carefully curated products at low prices.
The British pound stabilized above key support at 1.3550 after a volatile NFP reaction, with bullish signals pointing to a potential rise toward 1.3790.
Single-stock ETFs are rewriting the rules—offering leveraged exposure, built-in hedging, and targeted plays on some of the market's most iconic companies.
Gold prices edge higher as strong US jobs data, rising debt, and trade war fears boost safe-haven demand. Technical charts signal a bullish breakout as investor caution grows.
AUD/USD bounced back after a hotter-than-expected NFP report, forming a bullish hammer at 0.6550 and suggesting a potential rally toward the 0.67 level.
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the current state of the metal markets, noting their stability during the abbreviated trading sessions around the July 4th holiday.
The Japanese Yen scales higher during the Asian session on Friday following the release of strong domestic Household Spending data, which keeps the door open for more interest rate hikes by the Bank of Japan.
The Australian Dollar extends its losses against the US Dollar on Friday, as stronger-than-expected US job growth and a surprise drop in the unemployment rate data overshadow investors' hopes for a Fed interest rate cut.
Next week's highlights are monetary policy decisions in Australia and South Korea. In addition, China and Taiwan will release inflation data, while Taiwan publishes trade data. Singapore will report its flash estimate for second-quarter GDP.
Payroll stocks stood out Thursday as June’s Jobs Report came in stronger than expected, marking the 11th consecutive month that the U.S. has exceeded expectations for positive job creation.
The precious metals prices were mixed on Thursday, as after rallying into the morning, both gold and silver sold off sharply after today’s labor report came in slightly stronger than Wall Street’s expectations.
Wall Street ended the shortened Independence Day holiday week lighting fireworks of its own, with the S&P and Nasdaq punching fresh record highs for the third time in as many days.
Indices enjoyed gaps higher without making big gains, enough to keep things under the radar and allow senior traders to enjoy their break in the Hamptons.
The President of the National Bank of Poland first called yesterday's cut as an adjustment of rates, not the beginning of a cycle of cuts. Finally, he signalled a September cut with the target rate seen in the range of 3-3.5%.
60/40 is especially interesting now because so many people are declaring it dead and the portfolio that’s replacing it is something generally resembling a 50/30/20.
Although silver has been quiet in recent weeks, leaving investors puzzled, a bullish chart pattern now appears to be taking shape—indicating that the rally may soon resume.
Rice was slightly lower yesterday on follow through selling from the higher than expected planted area estimate from USDA and in part due to poor demand ideas for U.S. Rice.
