U.S. Treasury Official to Visit Switzerland for Sanctions and Illicit Finance Discussions
A senior U.S. Treasury official will travel to Switzerland on March 2-3 to engage with Swiss government and private sector representatives, focusing on priorities related to sanctions enforcement and combating illicit finance. The visit underscores continued international cooperation on financial security measures.
Trump Credits Tariffs for Novartis' Expansion and Job Creation
US President Trump stated that tariffs have influenced Novartis and its CEO Vasant Narasimhan to build over seven manufacturing and R&D facilities, resulting in thousands of new jobs. This move highlights the impact of trade policies on corporate investment decisions.
NY Fed GDPNowcast Estimates Q1 Growth at 2.38%
The New York Federal Reserve's GDPNow model projects US GDP growth for Q1 at 2.38%, slightly up from the previous estimate of 2.37%. This marginal revision indicates a stable outlook for the US economy in the first quarter.
Silver Weekly Price Analysis – Can Silver Recapture $100?
The silver market rallied again this past week, as we are now above the crucial $90 level. With this, the market will be trying to get to the $100 level.
Wall Street Is Rotating Into Silver Before March – Don't Be Late
There are inflection points in markets that only become obvious in hindsight and then there are moments when capital quietly repositions ahead of a structural repricing. Silver today is entering the latter category.
U.S. Dollar Retreats As Traders React To PPI Data: Analysis For EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CAD, USD/JPY
The American currency is losing ground ahead of the weekend.
NZD/USD advances as US Dollar softens, supported by RBNZ growth outlook
NZD/USD advances as US Dollar softens, supported by RBNZ growth outlook
Gold Price Forecast – Our $8,000 Target Was Likely Too Conservative
The primary uptrends in gold, silver, and the mining shares remain firmly in place, reinforcing the case for fresh highs into the second quarter.
Supreme Court Ruling Spurs Over 2,000 Lawsuits Against Trump’s Tariff Policy
Following a Supreme Court decision declaring most tariffs illegal, lawsuits against former President Trump's tariff policy have surged, involving major companies like FedEx and L'Oréal. The disputes concern more than $170 billion in tariffs, with refunds uncertain and potentially prolonged resolution timelines.
EUR/USD steadies as strong US PPI data fails to lift Dollar
EUR/USD steadies as strong US PPI data fails to lift Dollar