Energy
US strikes hit Iranian roads, energy assets - The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
US strikes hit Iranian roads, energy assets - The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Energy
US strikes hit Iranian roads, energy assets - The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Macro
I had a gloves-off conversation with legendary investor George Noble. From the potentially-imploding AI bubble to the massive opportunities he sees in energy and resources, George dropped take after take that might make you rethink everything happening in the markets right now.
Markets
BofA sees lost year taking shape for gold - thestreet.com
Energy
The intense early summer heatwave in Europe is warming the biggest rivers and drying up their water levels, disrupting energy deliveries, power generation, and key supply chain routes. The heatwaves in Europe started as early as June, with record-breaking temperatures for weeks on end in Europe’s bi
Geopolitics
Tavi Costa’s Secular Bull Market Case for Gold, Silver & Copper - Discovery Alert
Markets
Wall Street breaks bearish, Main Street sentiment still split after gold struggles to maintain $4,000 support amid summer doldrums - KITCO
Energy
Competition for critical minerals used in the energy, manufacturing, and tech sectors is heating up to be a major geopolitical flashpoint around the world. The supply chains for essential ingredients for clean energy manufacturing like lithium, cobalt, magnesium, and nickel, are dominated by China,
Geopolitics
$4,000 an Ounce: The Key Threshold Gold Must Hold Next Week - NAI500
Crypto
Washington views Brazil’s promotion of non-dollar payment channels, including Pix and the growth of stablecoins, as a potential threat to dollar-based trade, even as dollar-linked stablecoins account for about 90% of Brazil's crypto transactions.
Geopolitics
The Illusion of Coordinated Currency Intervention and the Real Threat to Global Markets - Lavender Hotel
Energy
Kuwaiti oil firm says facility damaged, some wounded by ‘repeated Iranian attacks’ - The Times of Israel
Markets
Scott Bessent assures Americans Fort Knox gold is still there — then reminds them the dollar is no longer backed by it