Markets
Current price of silver as of Tuesday, July 21, 2026 - Fortune
Current price of silver as of Tuesday, July 21, 2026 - Fortune
Markets
Current price of silver as of Tuesday, July 21, 2026 - Fortune
Energy
India's crude oil imports have remained close to record-high levels in July despite the end of the U.S. waiver the previous month. The U.S. quietly let the waiver allowing the purchase of Russian oil loaded on tankers expire on June 17, just as the U.S. and Iran signed the memorandum of understandin
Crypto
The U.K.’s Crypto and Digital Assets All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) is focused on banks that refused crypto firms accounts or introduced restrictions on crypto transactions.
Energy
The 'geopolitics of oil' have shifted under Trump: Sec Doug Burgum - Fox Business
Markets
Despite Middle East escalation, interest rates remain the key price driver for gold and silver – StoneX - KITCO
Macro
Burnham faces investor revolt warning as wealth tax rears fuel capital flight concerns - London Business News
opinion
Try paying for a roof in moonwalk lessons. That's the problem money solves. Sandy Klein on why barter fails and how gold became money.
Macro
Bitcoin ETFs draw cash again as token remains 50% below record - The Edge Singapore
Energy
Oil prices have been on a climb for over a week now as hostilities in the Middle East continue, and despite recent talk of a glut, the physical market is flashing signs of tightness—and higher oil for longer. Earlier this month, analysts were quick to start warning of an oil glut looming over the wo
Markets
Gold, silver firm as equities slip and Hormuz risk supports oil - Kitco PM Report - KITCO
Geopolitics
Hands Off Asia meet: 'No dollar dependence, no IMF conditionalities, no sanctions' - Counterview
Energy
Many European Union diplomats thought that it would become easier to approve sanctions on Russia after the departure of former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban in May, after 16 years in power. Seen as the most Kremlin-friendly leader in the bloc, other European politicians and diplomats had oft