Gold Price Falls 22% — Central Banks Buy Dip
Gold price slid 22% from its January record, yet central banks bought a record 244 tonnes in Q1. We unpack what drove the drop and the rebound case. Read more »
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Gold price slid 22% from its January record, yet central banks bought a record 244 tonnes in Q1. We unpack what drove the drop and the rebound case. Read more »
USTR proposed up to 12.5% tariffs on 60 economies, including Korea, over weak forced-labor import bans. Final rates follow a July 7 hearing. Read more »
Trump installed Kevin Warsh to cut rates, but 3.8% inflation and a twelve-vote FOMC complicate his first meeting on June 17. Here is what drives the decision. Read more »
CEO Confidence dropped to 47 in Q2 2026, breaking the pessimism threshold. 47% of CEOs cited a worsening economy while the S&P 500 hit fresh record highs. Read more »
The U.S. tariff refund portal is America’s hottest website — and its most frustrating. The CAPE module that CBP switched on inside the ACE Secure Data Portal at 8:00 AM EST on April 20, 2026 was supposed to be a clearing house for $127 billion in IEEPA-era refunds. Instead, day-one traffic produced “Duplicate tax ID” errors, four-hour hold times, and a wave of small-business owners publicly describing a system that “seems to have gone blinky.” Read more »
Texas Instruments earnings for Q1 2026, released on April 22, delivered revenue of $4.83B (+19% YoY) and EPS of $1.68, beating consensus by 23%. Data center revenue grew 90% year-over-year and industrial rose more than 30%, triggering the stock’s biggest single-day jump since April 2001. The print lifted the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index (SOX) to 16 straight daily gains, the longest streak on record. Read more »
Day 54. Eight weeks into the US-Iran war, on April 21, 2026, President Trump took to Truth Social to declare an open-ended extension of the Iran ceasefire. Wall Street did not throw a relief party. Read more »
KOSPI record high Goldman 8000 target SK Hynix 2026 — four data points collided in a single Tuesday session in Seoul. A 169-point gain. A 1.2-million-won tick through on the country’s second-largest stock. A 1.75-trillion-won reversal in foreign flows. And a one-handle upgrade on the Street’s most-watched Korea target. Each data point would have moved the tape on its own. Stacked inside one close, they produced the kind of print that changes how Wall Street desks frame the Korea trade for the rest of 2026. Read more »
The Q1 2026 earnings headline reads 13.2%. It’s the sixth straight quarter of double-digit blended EPS growth. Read more »
Intel Q1 Earnings on April 23 lands into the single most controversial chart in US large-cap semiconductors this spring. The stock is up 76% year-to-date and 216% over twelve months, yet the average Wall Street price target sits 29% below spot. That gap is not an analytical oversight — it is a window into how differently investors and sell-side models are reading the same three catalysts. Read more »