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Gold's price uptrend resumed on Friday, with the yellow metal rising close to 2% daily and 5% in the week, as the US Dollar (USD) weakened further after US President Donald Trump escalated the ‘trade war’ with the European Union (EU).

An in-depth look at this week’s Treasury markets and what rising yields really mean, managing your emotions in times of fear, and when is it really time to cash out your investments.

The earnings release from Nvidia is the true highlight of this week’s earnings docket.

We discuss the latest UK and Canadian inflation numbers and weigh in on recession risks and recent market performance. 

Britain's main stock indexes initially climbed on Friday, driven by gains in metal mining stocks, as positive economic data and declining bond yields boosted investor confidence.

Stocks don't lead the economy; the Cyclical sectors do.

The bond market is experiencing significant turmoil and is on the verge of crashing, with U.S. Treasury yields surging to levels not seen in decades.

Trump’s latest threat to impose a 50% tariff on EU goods by 1 June has reignited fears of a transatlantic trade war.

Investing in gold mining stocks that pay dividends offers a compelling blend of income generation and exposure to the precious metals market.

The stock markets tumbled, but so did the USD Index, in a response, the precious metals sector moved higher.

​​​​​​​After a historic comeback in U.S. stocks over the past month, Wall Street is again caught in volatile trading triggered by worries about a ballooning U.S. deficit.

Gold and silver rallied as the Dollar swooned back down to the bottom of the 99 handle again.

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