Gold’s breakneck rally gained unabated momentum this week, rising more than 5% to surpass the $4,200 mark. I took the opportunity to sell my remaining

On October 9, 2025, gold soared 60% y/y to $4,061 an ounce, smashing every record in history, except for its exceptional performance in 1970s, when

The market has been fearless of late with not just low volatility, but also tight credit spreads because there has been little anxiety of stagflation-depressed

The Fed has cut its policy rate by 25 basis points, with one dissenting vote, as weak unemployment numbers gave the monetary authorities cover to

This week the S&P 500 touched 6587, only 13 points or 0.01% lower than the 6600 target that I had conjectured 12 months ago. Thus

John Maynard Keynes, the famous British economist, referred to the gold standard as a “barbarous relic.” He criticized its use because he believed it restricted

Frederic Bastiat was a French economist known for advocating free markets and classical economics. He’s famous for his book “The Law”, where he argues that

Jerome H. Powell said four big things in his much-anticipated final speech as Fed Chair of the Federal Reserve Bank, at the annual symposium hosted

The Misery Index is an economic indicator calculated by adding the unemployment rate to the inflation rate, and is used to measure the economic well-being

The U.S. has been transformed into a high-tariff economy. With almost 200 countries now facing duties between 10% and 50%, the Yale Budget Lab projects

The U.S. has been transformed into a high-tariff economy with indications that a 15% tariff is the baseline rate for most imports, with higher duties

Hard-rock Republicans are intensifying pressure in a distasteful spectacle on Jerome Powell, Chair of the Federal Reserve, to leave Washington for good. The White House