09/09/2026
The bigger question is what the Federal Reserve does next.
Could the next phase be another massive liquidity cycle?
📊 The market may be entering a period where timing matters more than simply “buy and hold.”
07/09/2026
Rising inflation and falling economic activity both in America and most other countries. We meet with stagflation again after almost 50 years of respite.
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04/09/2026
The question now is: How quickly can a fuel shortage turn into a broader economic problem?
The next 30 days could be critical.
02/09/2026
Diesel isn't just another commodity. It is the fuel behind a huge part of the real economy.
The key question: Are we looking at a temporary squeeze , or the beginning of something much bigger?
29/08/2026
Is the global copper market really as well supplied as the headline surplus suggests?
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27/08/2026
The big story?
Copper isn't just about supply and demand — liquidity, equities, the dollar and monetary policy matter too.
⚠️ These are market estimates, not predictions or financial advice.
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25/08/2026
The real cost of oil is more than the quoted Brent price. Refining costs and the crack spread can add roughly $27 per barrel to the effective price of fuel.
Energy prices could become one of the biggest threats to the US economy.
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22/08/2026
A prolonged crisis could place the American economy and financial system under severe pressure, particularly given existing levels of debt and leverage.
These are risks that investors, governments and businesses cannot afford to ignore.
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20/08/2026
China and Russia may see growing U.S. economic and credit-market turmoil as an opportunity to advance a gold-backed currency, intensifying the global shift from paper currencies toward gold-led alternatives.
18/08/2026
That signature occurred at a moment when Iran’s government reshuffled her key players. The new structure is placing more authority in the hands of officials who prefer war to negotiation.
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