Silver’s time to shine?
Could the Fed set silver soaring into 2023? The FOMC minutes showed that the Fed now saw a US recession for 2023 as pretty much a ‘base case’. This was a surprise revelation and allowed markets to sell the USD…
Giles Coghlan
As a professional market analyst and commentator, Giles' goal is simple: to explain the current reason markets are moving the way they are so you that can make better trading decisions right now. His cutting-edge analysis has been featured in Reuters, Business Insider, WSJ, Financial Times Adviser, NBC, LBC Radio, CoinTelegraph, Guardian Observer, National Express, and numerous other prestigious financial outlets.
Is a copper boom coming?
The world is making a sharp pivot to ‘green energy’. One commodity that is crucial to that is copper. Copper is both relatively easy to shape and a great conductor. As electric vehicles, solar farms, wind farms and other renewable…
The Fed & USD Seasonal Weakness
The reasons for USD strength have been well documented this year as the Fed took a hawkish policy stance to control surging US inflation, and safe haven bids also boosted the USD. However, last week saw a big rise in…
All eyes on the RBNZ
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand meet this week and there are some mixed expectations for the rate decision. Economists are projecting a 75bps rate hike to 4.25% from the current 3.5%. However, short term interest rates market see it…
Can Chinese support lift copper prices?
China’s outlook has been buoyed over recent days on a series of positive stories. The reduction of some Covid restrictions by the National Health Commission, rumours of China planning it’s exit from Covid Zero, a 16 point property plan to…
Are Tyson Food’s shares set to gain?
Tyson Foods is a US consumer staples company. It annually exports the largest percentage of beef out of the United States. During recessions the demand for food still remains and sometimes discount retailers enjoy a surge of new customers seeking…
Disney losing its magic?
Last week Walt Disney earnings missed expectations. Sales, at $20 billion, came short of projections by $1 billion. Earnings fell to 31 cents per share, missing the average of 51 cents from analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. On the announcement Disney…