Gold futures hit May highs as fiscal concerns offset yields. - CME Group
Source: CME Group
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DW NOTE
Gold hit May highs — still 12% below January's all-time high — while the Strait of Hormuz remains closed and the fiscal deficit runs at 6% of GDP. Markets are pricing neither the supply shock nor the debt spiral. They're pricing a return to normal that isn't coming.
For the first four months of the war between the United States and Israel and Iran, oil traders remained largely bearish. The overwhelming expectation was that the war would end soon—even as July rolled around—and oil flows out of Hormuz would recover. Instead, the world is slipping into a fuel shor
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