
Written by: Steven Feldman, CEO Hard Assets Alliance At this juncture in our global economic landscape, I find myself increasingly selective about which financial news sources I trust. Bloomberg and Financial Times have emerged as my primary mainstream reads, largely because they maintain a refreshing absence of political bias in their reporting. Their recent analyses

Global equity markets slid overnight following yesterday’s heavy selloff in US shares, with the S&P dropping 129 points to a 6-week low.

As of July 22nd, betting sites make Donald Trump a prohibitive favorite in the upcoming presidential election. In today’s column, I will explore how Trump’s economic policies, particularly his advocacy for a weak dollar, could significantly impact the gold market.

Gold continued to rebound last night, adding to gains made yesterday after the market dropped $100 from its ATH of $2484 last Wednesday.

Gold was choppy last night along with other markets, reacting to the monumental news that President Biden won’t seek re-election and is supporting VP Harris.

Gold softened last night, trading lower within a range of $2441 – $2405. Want to know what’s behind this decline?