Ava Grace is a wealth management advisor and founder of a boutique financial planning firm catering to high-net-worth individuals. With credentials as a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) and a master’s degree in Finance, she excels in crafting bespoke investment solutions that optimize tax efficiency and long-term growth. She has written for investment apps, covering topics like gold and oil trading strategies. Her straightforward articles empower readers to navigate commodity investments.
US inflation is likely to see a slight uptick due to tariffs. The market expects the Fed to cut rates, but persistent inflation could complicate matters. Meanwhile, investors are closely watching gold prices.
Former President Trump renews his attack on Fed Chair Powell, demanding immediate rate cuts and accusing him of causing damage to the economy. This comes amid mixed economic data and inflation worries.
US CPI rose 0.2% in July, driven by housing. Energy prices declined, while healthcare costs increased.
This article focuses on the potential implications of the US CPI data for July, whether it indicates rising or falling inflation, with a focus on the impact on Federal Reserve decisions and financial markets.
The emergence of Bitcoin ETFs and a shifting investor landscape are reshaping historical Bitcoin cycles. Analyze the factors driving this shift and its impact on investment strategies.
Prominent economists warn President Trump's dismissal of the Bureau of Labor Statistics head raises concerns about politicizing economic data, drawing comparisons to authoritarian leaders.
Cambodia has nominated former US President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, praising his role in mediating between Cambodia and Thailand during a border conflict that threatened to escalate into a full-blown war.
Tensions escalate in Israel with growing pressure for a new military offensive in Gaza, while deep divisions between the government and military leadership emerge. These developments threaten to exacerbate the humanitarian crisis and complicate peace efforts.
The Trump administration announces new tariffs on Indian goods over Russian energy imports, escalating trade tensions amid diplomatic efforts regarding Ukraine.
President Trump threatens tariffs on countries buying Russian oil to end the war in Ukraine. This article analyzes the potential impact of this move on the US and global economy, focusing on its effect on India and oil prices.
Economists anticipate a potential interest rate hike by the Bank of Japan, fueled by trade agreements and rising inflation, despite the central bank governor's caution.
OPEC+ is poised to decide on increasing oil production, placing it at a significant strategic crossroads amid market volatility and expectations of price declines.
The US July Nonfarm Payrolls data revealed a slowdown in job growth, leading to a shift in market expectations regarding Federal Reserve rate cuts and volatility in gold prices and the US dollar.
This article explores the potential impacts of President Trump's latest round of tariffs on the global economy, considering expert perspectives and potential scenarios.
Japan's Finance Minister expresses concern over the declining value of the Yen, as analysts warn of potential intervention if the Yen reaches 155 against the USD. The concerns come after dovish policy signals from the Bank of Japan.
Trump's tariffs on Brazil, driven by the Bolsonaro case, spark economic concerns and potential legal challenges, despite key exemptions.
The US administration has announced the suspension of the de minimis duty exemption for low-value goods, potentially impacting e-commerce and shipping companies. Here's a detailed look at the decision and its potential repercussions.
President Trump imposes new tariffs on India citing trade with Russia and unfair trade policies, escalating trade tensions and potentially impacting the global economy.
The Eurozone economy experienced an unexpected growth of 0.1% in the second quarter, defying previous forecasts of stagnation. While Germany's economy contracted, France and Spain showed notable growth.
As U.S. stock markets soar to record highs, firms like Goldman Sachs and Citadel are advising clients to buy relatively inexpensive hedges to protect against potential losses due to a confluence of risks.
