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2025 has been a remarkable year for gold and silver. Record prices, heavy demand and growing public interest have forced even long-time sceptics to pay attention.
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The initial estimate of 4.3% for Q3 Annualized Real GDP was indeed a stunner. It blew past both last quarter’s 3.8% and the consensus estimate of 3.3%.
One can’t help but notice how pronounced the recent move in silver is. There are no Hunt brothers going on right now, but the debasement trade is super-hot, and silver seems to climb every single day.
If the economy prints 4.3% growth, why does the Fed need to cut rates? Strong GDP is not a reason to ease monetary policy. You do not need to cut rates with a number like this.
The year 2025 was marked by numerous milestones and record-breaking achievements for the ETF industry, with inflows close to $1.4 trillion, nearly 1,100 new launches, and record trading volumes.
ServiceNow investors may be concerned with the company spending $7.75 billion on buying Armis, but its CEO remains confident the deal will prove positive in the long run.
On average, financial markets respond to the monthly jobs report more dramatically than to any other piece of economic data. In this post, I’ll explain why.
The native token of the oracle network is in red in the past week, month, and year time frames, with bulls’ failure to rally signaling a potential bearish continuation in 2026.
Following the much-stronger-than-expected GDP print, U.S. Industrial Production also surprised to the upside, rising 0.2% MoM in November and pulling the YoY change up to 2.52%.
The U.S. economy grew strongly in Q3 2025, with real GDP up 4.3% aided by consumer spending, exports, and services, though real GDI rose more modestly at 2.4%, reflecting mixed underlying strength despite the delayed report.
Hovering over discussions of high levels of US government debt is a question: How does Japan do it? The ratio of gross debt/GDP by Japan’s government is remarkably high.
Himex Technologies has paid variable annual dividends since June 2007, except for 2019 to 2021. However, the September 2025 dividend of $0.37 is the forward-looking annual dividend amount projected for 2026.
A snapshot of today’s markets: speculative IPOs, failed equity breakouts, strength in precious metals, weakness in bonds, and ongoing skepticism toward crypto as capital rotates amid volatility and macro uncertainty.
While admittedly extremely lagging, the preliminary OCTOBER durable goods orders print was a big disappointment after a rebound in the summer with the headline falling 2.2% MoM (far worse than the 1.5% MoM decline expected).
A strong performance from net trade lifted GDP growth to its fastest rate since the third quarter of 2023. The key drivers remain high-income consumers and tech capex and that seems unlikely to change in 2026
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Q3 GDP was strong, housing remained weak, profits surged, and early post-shutdown data suggest the economy avoided recession despite mixed forward signals.
The Mexican peso strengthened above 18 per dollar, reaching its highest level since July 2024, thanks to strong domestic activity, high yields, and a decline in dollar demand.
Bitcoin is setting up for a potential Santa Rally as bullish derivatives positioning, strong technical signals, and holiday liquidity point toward a $100K breakout.
Today sees a raft of notable US data points released, with the second quarter GDP revision coming alongside core durable goods and consumer confidence metrics.
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the current state of the metals market, noting significant gains in gold and persistent strength in platinum despite lighter trading volumes due to the upcoming Christmas holiday.
Dow Jones futures inch lower 0.06% to trade near 48,650 during Tuesday’s European session, while S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures also decline, edging lower 0.09% and 0.12% to roughly 6,920 and 25,650, respectively.
Silver is on fire. In 2025, prices have more than doubled, pushing to record highs above $70 per ounce and lifting the iShares Silver Trust ETF to multi‑year peaks.
An Elliott Wave update on the Nasdaq 100 highlights holiday-thinned trading, sideways consolidation, and multiple wave-count scenarios, with direction hinging on whether mega-cap tech leaders break higher or finally roll over.
The year 2025 has been a tough one for oil prices. North American benchmark crude began 2025 in the low $70s. Now with just a couple weeks to go in the year, it’s struggling along in the high $50s with bearish sentiment thick
Exchange-traded funds have evolved from a niche investment vehicle to a dominant force, with assets under management skyrocketing from roughly $80 billion in 2005 to an impressive $10 trillion in 2025.
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the financial market activities for the evening of December 22, 2025, highlighting the anticipated low trading volume during the holiday season as traders shift their focus to family and festivities.
The global airline industry is set to break records, with revenues topping $1 trillion in 2025 and rising further in 2026, as passenger and cargo demand stay resilient despite tariffs, rising costs, and ongoing geopolitical and regulatory headwinds.
As silver surges toward $70, capital may rotate away from crowded mega-cap tech into overlooked value stocks. With metals already rallying, the next reservoir could be balance-sheet–strong banks, energy, and industrials trading below book value.
GBP/USD found room on the high side on Monday, kicking off a holiday-shortened trading week with a fresh spat of Greenback weakness, bolstering the Pound Sterling into its highest bids in ten weeks.
