ภาษาไทย Español Português 한국어 简体中文 繁體中文 日本語 Tiếng Việt Bahasa Indonesia Монгол ئۇيغۇر تىلى العربية Русский हिन्दी
Oil Backwardation, Not $100 Crude, Is the Real Warning
Oil Backwardation, Not $100 Crude, Is the Real Warning
2026-04-15
Oil backwardation is flashing tighter prompt supply, refinery stress and scarce barrels, signaling deeper market risk than the $100 crude spike.
Investing When Inflation and Interest Rates Collide
Investing When Inflation and Interest Rates Collide
2026-04-14
Gold and silver may seem like simple inflation hedges in 2026, but oil, rates, real yields, and the dollar still decide when the trade works.
The 2026 Food Crisis: 318 Million Hungry, Governments at Risk
The 2026 Food Crisis: 318 Million Hungry, Governments at Risk
2026-04-14
318 million people face hunger in 2026 as the Hormuz fertilizer shock seeds food price inflation and political instability across three continents.
Hong Kong's IPO Boom: 489% Surge Makes It the World's No. 1 Market
Hong Kong's IPO Boom: 489% Surge Makes It the World's No. 1 Market
2026-04-13
Hong Kong topped global IPO rankings in Q1 2026 after a 489% surge, with A+H and tech listings driving its strongest comeback in years.
The Self-Sufficiency Shift: Why High Prices Are Here to Stay
The Self-Sufficiency Shift: Why High Prices Are Here to Stay
2026-04-13
Self-sufficiency is lifting global costs as nations duplicate energy, chip, defense, and mineral supply chains, keeping inflation and rates structurally higher.
U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) for March 2026 -  Previous: 2.4% Forecast: 3.3%
U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) for March 2026 -  Previous: 2.4% Forecast: 3.3%
2026-04-10
US CPI rose 2.4% in February, matching expectations and signaling stable inflation. Shelter and services rose, goods fell, while oil risks cloud outlook.
From Dollar Reserves to Gold Reserves: The $5 Trillion Shift Central Banks Won’t Reverse
From Dollar Reserves to Gold Reserves: The $5 Trillion Shift Central Banks Won’t Reverse
2026-04-10
Central bank gold holdings hit $5T, overtaking foreign U.S. Treasury holdings as China, India, Poland, and Turkey led the shift.
The World Needs to Borrow $29 Trillion in 2026. There May Not Be Enough Buyers
The World Needs to Borrow $29 Trillion in 2026. There May Not Be Enough Buyers
2026-04-09
Governments and corporations will borrow $29T in 2026 as central banks retreat, creating a bond-market mismatch and higher costs.
When Beijing’s Credit Taps Open, Commodity Markets Listen
When Beijing’s Credit Taps Open, Commodity Markets Listen
2026-04-09
China’s credit picture is cooling as private demand weakens, leaving commodity traders to watch lending, property, infrastructure and import flows closely.
U.S. Core PCE Price Index February 2026 - Previous: 3.1% Forecast: 3%
U.S. Core PCE Price Index February 2026 - Previous: 3.1% Forecast: 3%
2026-04-09
US core PCE hit 3.1%, keeping inflation elevated and pressuring the Fed, as slowing growth, softer services and rising costs signal downside risks.
The First Inflation Test After the Oil Shock
The First Inflation Test After the Oil Shock
2026-04-09
April CPI will show whether the oil shock stays in energy or spreads wider, reshaping rate bets, yields, growth risks, and market direction in April.
France's 129-Ton Gold Arbitrage: A $15B Masterstroke
France's 129-Ton Gold Arbitrage: A $15B Masterstroke
2026-04-09
France's 129-ton gold arbitrage shows how custody, liquidity, and reserve strategy are reshaping central bank trust in bullion.
Why is China Accumulating Silver? The AI Critical Mineral War
Why is China Accumulating Silver? The AI Critical Mineral War
2026-04-09
Why is China strategically accumulating silver? Explore how AI, data centers, and critical mineral competition are reshaping silver demand and prices.
How the Global Economy Will Look After the War and Why It Won’t Return to Normal
How the Global Economy Will Look After the War and Why It Won’t Return to Normal
2026-04-08
The post-Iran war economy will not revert to normal as energy, shipping, fiscal policy, and currency flows reset for good.
Gold Rises as Oil Falls: What the Market Is Hedging Now
Gold Rises as Oil Falls: What the Market Is Hedging Now
2026-04-08
Gold rises as oil falls as markets hedge policy uncertainty, reserve demand, and geopolitical risk following the U.S.-Iran ceasefire.