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A nationwide flight ground stop in the United States has been attributed to a routine copper wire equipment upgrade, according to the transportation secretary's explanation of the disruption. Internationally, Israel has killed a Hamas commander in a strike on a Gaza camp, while Canada is mourning a fifth soldier who died from injuries sustained in a large military base fire. In other developments, the Pope has visited a remote Andes town to address community suffering, and Sotheby's $180 million Van Gogh auction is facing legal challenges over claims the artwork was sold under duress.
Central Banks Dump Treasuries In Favor Of Gold
A discreet but historic shift has occurred in central bank reserves. For the first time in nearly 30 years, gold surpasses U.S. Treasury bonds.
Gold Slips Under $4,000; Silver Near $46 as Safe Haven Bid Eases
Spot gold tripped the $4,000 wire and landed at $3,991 per troy ounce, while silver parked at $46.47—two high-flyers…
Strategy Shares Rise on $43 Million Purchase—Its Largest in Four Weeks
Strategy hasn’t issued common shares in nearly a month.
Strategic Trade De-escalation Underway Between US And China
A strategic turn is emerging between Washington and Beijing.
Major Iranian private bank goes bankrupt, roiling 42M customers
After accumulating around $8 billion worth of losses and debt, Iran’s Ayandeh Bank has been dissolved, with customer…
US Treasury chief Bessent says 'substantial' trade framework with China reached
Secretary Scott Bessent said the negotiations alleviate the need for the 100% additional tariffs announced by US…
Gold and Silver Cool off After Record Highs — But Metal Bulls Say the Shine Isn’t Gone Yet
As the weekend winds down, fine gold is lounging at $4,111 per ounce while silver glides at $48.53—both catching their…
South Korea’s $350B U.S. Deal Stalls on Cash Timing as Tariffs Test KRW, Crypto
Korea pledged up to $350 billion for U.S. projects in July 2025 to unlock relief on U.S. tariffs on Korean exports.
Bank of England probes data-mining lending strategies fueling AI bets
The Bank of England is worried that a rise in financiers' lending to data center lending may cause an AI bubble…
JPMorgan: Gold Might Double in Three Years as Equity Hedge Use Case Explodes
While gold prices fell sharply recently, JPMorgan analysts believe that the fundamentals behind the recent bull market…
‘Tariffs Playing A Role:’ US Inflation Reaches 3% in September, Markets Cheer
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$69,713 Per Second : How Fast U.S. Debt Is Growing ?
In the midst of budget paralysis, the US public debt reaches 38 trillion dollars, a historic record.
Russia’s Economy Under Strain As Sanctions Intensify
For the first time since the start of the conflict in Ukraine, Washington and Brussels are coordinating a series of…
Adrian Wall of Digital Sovereignty Alliance Advocates Digital Sovereignty and Financial Inclusion at UN General Assembly
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JPMorgan Expects the Fed to End Quantitative Tightening This Month Amid Liquidity Strains
Strategists at JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Bank of America Corp.
Dutch Gambling Rules Are Tightening (And Here’s What I Think Players Need to Know)
This article represents the personal views of Robin Burns; offering insights into how players can adapt to changing…
Congress moves to revamp Bank Secrecy Act’s reporting thresholds after 50 years
The STREAMLINE Act would update anti–money laundering rules by lifting decades-old thresholds for transaction reporting,…
Congress moves to revamp Bank Secrecy Act’s reporting thresholds after 50 years
The STREAMLINE Act would update anti–money laundering rules by lifting decades-old thresholds for transaction reporting,…
Gold Suffers Biggest Crash Since 2013 as Prices Plunged to $4,000 Before Modest Rebound
Gold’s price took a steep tumble between Oct. 21 and Oct.
Gold’s $2.1 Trillion Crash in One Day Sparks Fears Across Markets
In one day, gold lost 2.1 trillion dollars, more than half of the crypto market capitalization, causing a real financial…
Forget GameStop: Meme Stock Traders Are Now Pumping Beyond Meat—Here's Why
Roaring Kitty and meme stock traders pushed GameStop (GME) to unprecedented highs in 2021.
Argentina and US Treasury Ink $20 Billion Swap Line as Trump Warns the Latam Country Is ‘Dying’
The central bank says the agreement would contribute to Argentina’s macroeconomic stability, preserving “price stability…
U.S. Shutdown Nears Four Weeks as Senate Votes and Crypto Talks Advance
The United States government shutdown is nearing its fourth week, putting pressure on lawmakers to resolve the funding…
Golden Hangover: Gold Prices Plummet After Touching $4,377 Peak
On Tuesday, after gold gleamed its way up to $4,377 per troy ounce the day prior, the shine faded fast—slipping more…
White House Advisor Predicts End of US Government Shutdown This Week
A White House economic advisor predicted that the US government shutdown, which has lasted three weeks, is “likely to…
Russia Hits 95% De-Dollarization in Settlements With China and India
Russia’s accelerating shift away from the U.S.
US gov shutdown ‘likely’ to end this week: Trump adviser
White House adviser Kevin Hassett says the US government shutdown will likely end this week, which could restart crypto…
China Uses Minerals As Leverage In Dollar Showdown
In the Sino-American escalation, a subtle lever takes on an explosive dimension: rare earths.
$4,700 Gold on the Horizon? UBS Strategist Thinks the Rally’s Just Getting Warmed Up
Gold’s got its groove back—climbing 2.48% against the U.S. dollar on Monday after a quick dip.