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During last week’s trade, we learned that US growth is too strong to justify an easing, consumer inflation is too sticky to ignore, crude oil prices are too geopolitical to forecast, AI spending is too large to be sustained, and consumer confidence is slipping.

Against this backdrop, the US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) will meet this week to decid...


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The precious metals complex traded actively last week in front of the US labor Day long weekend.

There were two distinct events that impacted financial markets.

On Wednesday, FED Governor Chris Waller said if US inflation moderates, he will vote to hold the FED Funds rate unchanged at the September 16 FOMC meeting, which lifted the metals higher.


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As August draws to a close, long-term upside momentum continues to build in the precious metals complex.

And even after the FED induced sell-off on Friday afternoon, the prices of Gold, Silver, and Platinum have all posted double-digit gains for the month.

From a technical perspective, the positive price action during August increases the probability of a s...


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After breaking out of a two-month consolidation pattern in early August, the precious metals complex now looks poised to take another leg higher.

The US Treasury Department’s intervention in the bond market last week, combined with record high fiscal deficits, has driven investors back into the safe haven of hard assets.

As Gold, Silver and Platinum climb h...


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US Consumer Inflation eased for the second month in a row last week, while US Retail Sales printed a negative number for the first time in six months.

Combined, these data points pushed rate hike expectations lower, which trimmed the USD and lifted the precious metals complex higher.

As illustrated below on Chart 1, based on the FED Funds futures, the proba...


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